Chapman Magazine Spring 2022

After years of work on equity and reform in their native Afghanistan, Chapman alumni legal scholars are forced to flee with their lives on the line. What comes next is a story of support in rebuilding hope as an antidote to despair. 36

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Five Chapman alumni are

Jim Byron ‘15 hopes to increase

The largest NEH grant in the university’s history helps establish a minor in Asian American Studies

Testimony by Chapman sociologist Pete Simi leads to a judgment against hate group organizers

A master class by “Squid Game” creators takes students inside the mania of the globally

Indigenous communities in the Bolivian Amazon provide new clues about healthy aging and Alzheimer’s

A study led by Professor

After fleeing their native

Both the footprint and impact of the popular Hilbert Museum of California Art are growing greatly

At the cutting edge of AI and assistive technologies, university researchers target unmet societal needs

Separated by barely a mile

Matt Parlow brings a record of leadership and fundraising success to the role of chief

President’s Message

Gabriela Castaneda steps into “an amazing opportunity” as director of Latinx achievement

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