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Table of Contents Cheers and Greetings .................................................................................................. 2 University and Wilkinson College Overview .................................................................... 3 Wilkinson History ..................................................................................................... 4-5 Global Reach .......................................................................................................... 6-7 Faculty Research and Creative Activity & BURN ............................................................... 8 Wilkinson Career Advisor ............................................................................................. 9 Art Collections in Wilkinson .................................................................................... 10 -13 Creative and Cultural Industries ............................................................................... 14-15 Arts and Humanities................ ..................................................................................16 -25 Art ............................................................................................................ 16 -17 English ....................................................................................................... 18-19 World Languages & Cultures .........................................................................20-21 Religious Studies ..........................................................................................22-23 Philosophy ..................................................................................................24-25 Social Sciences .................................................................................................... 26-33 Peace Studies ..............................................................................................26-27 History .......................................................................................................28-29 Political Science ...........................................................................................30 -31 Sociology ...................................................................................................32-33 Interdisciplinary Minors/Programs ................................................................................ 34 1 Student Research ....................................................................................................... 35 Olive Tree Initiative ............................................................................................... 36-37 Graduate Programs .............................................................................................. 38-43 Research Centers .................................................................................................. 44-53 The Earl Babbie Center ..................................................................................... 44 Henley Social Sciences Research Lab ................................................................. 45 Ideation Lab ............................................................................................... 46-47 Albert Schweitzer Institute ............................................................................ 48-49 Rodgers Center for Holocaust Education .........................................................50 -51 Tabula Poetica ................................................................................................. 52 John Fowles Center for Creative Writing ............................................................. 53 Community Engagement ........................................................................................ 54-69 International Day of Peace/Japanese Cultures Event ............................................. 54 Ethics Bowl ..................................................................................................... 55 Iluminación/Chapman University-Orange High School Literacies Partnership ....... 56-59 Local Government Conference Series ............................................................. 60 - 61 An Italian Perspective ....................................................................................... 62 Richard Nixon Foundation Partnership ................................................................ 63 Organizational Chart ............................................................................................ 64-67 Acknowledgments ..................................................................................................... 68 Cheers As I transition from Dean to Director of the Center for Creative and Cultural Industries, I would like to take a moment to thank everyone in the College for their support. Having been Dean for eight years has been a privilege and I am grateful for the time I have had. I believe the College has a bright and strong future and I look forward to contributing to it in new and difference ways. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the staff (particularly in the Dean’s Office – a remarkable group of people), the faculty, our wonderful donors, and of course the students. I wish you all the best. Patrick Fuery, PhD Former Dean of Wilkinson College Greetings 2 As I step into the dean’s position, I want to thank Patrick for the years that he dedicated to Wilkinson College and the legacy he leaves. Due to his efforts, Wilkinson College now boasts a thriving research and creative culture. The past year’s scholarly achievements by faculty and students are indeed the highlight of this annual report. Wilkinson College is the heart and soul of Chapman University. Our college plays an important and unique role in the educational journey of every Chapman student. We contain vibrant discipline-specific and inter-disciplinary majors and minors, innovative graduate programs, cutting edge centers, and immersive co-curricular programs. Our faculty and students pursue courses of study, scholarly research, and creative endeavors that change lives and the world, foster a vibrant intellectual community, encourage new perspectives, and spur open dialogue. It is an honor and privilege to serve as the new dean of Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences. Dr. Jennifer D. Keene, PhD Incoming Dean of Wilkinson College #2 #5 Selectivity in U.S. NEWS & #2 World Report Most Western in Western Innovative University-wide Overview Region Region #5 #5 #2 U.S. NEWS & #2 #2 Selectivity in Most Selectivity in U.S. NEWS & #2 9,608World Report 6% 2000World Report Most Western in WesternTotal InnovativeInternational Western Innovative 89.7% in Western Region EnrolledRegion Majors Students First Year 1986 Retention Rate Region 1916 Region at Chapman at Chapman 1500 1558 1542 1462 #5 #2 U.S. NEWS & Selectivity1376 in #2 World Report Most Western Innovative #5 1000 9,608in Western #2 U.S. NEWS & Region 6% 1075 TotalRegion Selectivity in 9,608 #26%1072 International WorldTotal Report Most 89.7% Western InnovativeInternational Enrolled Majors Students First Year in Western 89.7% Retention Rate Enrolled Majors Students First Year at Chapman Region Region Retention Rate at Chapman at Chapman 627 500at Chapman 608 595 559 543 506 476 471 0 9,608 6% #2 #5 Total International Selectivity in U.S. NEWS & #2 89.7% World Report Most Enrolled Majors Students First Year Retention Rate Western 9,608 Innovative SOC ‘17-’18SOC ‘18-’19ACES ‘17-’18ACES ‘18-’19 at Chapman SCST ‘17-’18SCST ‘18-’19ASBE ‘17-’18ASBE ‘18-’19 6% COPA ‘17-’18COPA ‘18-’19 in Western DCFMADCFMA ‘17-’18 ‘18-’19CCHBS CCHBS‘17-’18 ‘18-’19 at Chapman Total International WCAHSSWCAHSS ‘17-’18 ‘18-’19 Region Region 89.7% Enrolled Majors Students First Year at Chapman Retention Rate at Chapman 1184 MAJORS/MINORS 3 9,608 6% Wilkinson CollegeArts Overview Total International 339 Enrolled Majors 89.7% Students First Year MAJORS/MINORS Retention Rate 117 MAJORS/MINORS at Chapman at Chapman Arts Arts FULL TIME 339 7 HumanitiesMA English 117 Faculty 115 39 MFA Creative Writing 304 21 MA/MFA English/Creative Writing 158 Art FULL TIME FULL TIME Humanities 515FacultyFaculty 115115265 English Humanities 304 515 ADJUNCT 124 Sociology Faculty 171 SocialADJUNCTADJUNCT Sciences 171 FacultyFaculty 171 Social Sciences 13 MA International 557 557 Studies 623 69 World Lang 623 ADMIN ADMINADMIN & Cultures StaffStaff 2020 12 Religious Staff 20 Studies Interdisiplinary Minors 290 Poli Sci Minors Interdisiplinary 62 Philosophy Minors 183 TOTALTOTAL 30630660 Peace Studies 183 TOTAL 25 MA War TOTAL TOTAL and Society 306 69 History TOTAL 2,719 M A JORS 1,168 MIN ORS 1,895 2,719 M A JORS 1,168 Graph Statistics:MIN Fall ORS 2017 1,895 & Fall 2018, Panther Analytics: 4/4/2019 Wilkinson History ilkinson College was founded Chapman President Davis recalled Win 1991 as part of the Chapman that “without their work, Chapman College transformation into Chapman College would not exist today.” Harmon University. The new college was to Wilkinson was named to the board deliver the university’s liberal arts core after his father’s passing in 1969 and and included programs in languages, served continuously until retiring his liberal studies, the social sciences, membership in 2000. His daughter the natural and applied sciences, Dr. Karen Wilkinson was named to the philosophy, religion, psychology, and board upon her father’s retirement. A movement and exercise science. sociologist, Dr. Wilkinson also serves The college faculty, under the as department head of liberal studies at leadership of then-Dean Karl