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Please join the Departments of Health Science, Kinesiology and Psychology as they host a fun-filled alumni and student mixer. This is a great opportunity for current students, faculty, and alumni to reminisce, network, and catch up. This event also serves to recruit alumni ambassadors who are frequently invited to campus... read more »

Physical Therapy student Megan Mar, alongside her fellow research partners Ashley Longshore, Lindsay Spanton, and Ginny Zhi, took part in our Research in 60 Seconds series to let us know about the use of virtual reality goggles to improve cervical range of motion. The group studied four subjects over eight sessions,... read more »

To all of our incoming Crean students and their families, join our virtual welcome reception right now to learn more about what you will experience in your first year!

Thanks to everyone who showed up to our Physical Therapy research day last week! It was a great turnout with some great posters!

Congratulations to the Class of 2017! We're so proud of you and are excited to see what the future holds!

Junior Psychology major Kelsey Leavy goes on the clock to tell us about the research she did with Dr. Connie Shears regarding the hemispheres of our brain and how we process different negative emotions! Kelsey's poster was on display this morning but be sure come to the Sandhu Conference Center today from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.... read more »

Congratulations to Dr. Jo Armour Smith, one of our assistant professors of physical therapy, who has received the Margaret L. Moore Award for Outstanding New Academic Faculty Member, by the American Physical Therapy Association!

The Chapman Sciences Instagram account (@ChapmanSciences) turned one year old today! Physics professor (and part time "Gram" expert) has an exciting announcement for everyone regarding Crean and Instagram!

Last week the Psychology department was honored to host Jessica Lynn, who spoke about her Transgender journey. You can read all about that night here!

For the first time at a conference dedicated to the field, members of the Cognitive-Communication Disorders community gathered together in January on Chapman's campus to create crucial relationships and to begin collaborations to advance the field’s research.

Orange County residents have the opportunity to take advantage of Chapman University’s Frances Smith Center for Individual and Family Therapy at costs much lower than traditional clinics. Read all about how Crean's Marriage & Family Therapy program is making a difference in the surrounding community.

Finals week has everyone feeling like they're in a perpetual state of falling down just like our Physical Therapy students are here! Good luck, Panthers!

Chapman University President Daniele Struppa and Dean Janeen Hill swung by Dr. Frank Frisch's class to take a look at the new virtual anatomy lab!

Crean college was well represented at the Fourth Orange County Women's Health Summit today! Crean's own Dr. Roberta Lessor is actually an advisory board member for Orange County Women's Health Project, who were putting on this event! Also pictured (bottom right) are Dr. Laura Glynn and Chapman student Ian Nel! ... read more »

Crean's has just launched its first Research Center, the Center of Excellence in Biosychosocial Approaches to Health (or CEBAH)! Learn all about the exciting work that will be coming out of CEBAH in the future.

Behind the scenes of faculty and staff taking photos in front of Rinker Health Sciences this morning. Everyone is celebrating the recent Master of Medical Science Physician Assistant (PA) Studies Program Accreditation Provisional by ARC-PA. Everyone is very excited to welcome the first cohort in January 2017!!... read more »

Behind the Scenes of PA Faculty Photo Shoot

We hope to see everyone tomorrow for the Dialogue with the Dean at 11:30! Check out all of the event details here!

Thanks to everyone who came to "Through the Window of Consciousness" hosted by our very own Dr. Laura Glynn! Panelists included Carolyn Forché, Chapman alumnus Keith McCarty, Najeeba Syeed, Dr. Pedro Noguera, and Gopi Kallayil!

Want to be more involved in Chapman Sciences? Come to the Student Involvement Fair from now until 1pm and come to any of the sciences booths!

Yesterday afternoon was our Freshman Orientation Dinner! Thanks to our wonderful incoming students and our awesome faculty! #CreanClassOf2020

At the beginning of July, Crean hosted the 2015 Post-Baccalaureate Communication Sciences and Disorders cohort. With hard work and dedication, they completed ten intense courses in ten months, while gaining lifelong friends and colleagues along the way. Congratulations to the fall 2015 cohort as some begin their journey to... read more »

We're so proud of the Class of 2016! We're excited to see what you'll all go on to do in the future.

Thank you to multiple Crean programs, including MFT, who all participated in supporting #denimday!

While we typically think of lapses in memory associated to "Pregnancy Brain," Dr. Glynn also points to enhancements in maternal brain functions and a heightened ability to discriminate emotions that may benefit mothers and their infants. Full article in Scientific American magazine: