Don't miss NFL Sunday in the Union! Starting at 10:00am we become your NFL headquarters. Any game and every game is at your fingertips. The Student Union has fourteen TVs that are fully equipped with Sunday ticket and cable. So you will never miss a game with us! So stop on by and join us for you team's game! Don't forget to wear you jersey in support of your team. All jersey wearers will receive 20% off their Qdoba both Saturday and Sunday. You don't want to miss out on this! Can't find your team? Don't worry! The Union has every game available. Just stop on by the Information Desk and one of our Guest Relations Assistants can help you out. We hope to see you there! If you have any questions, or are seeking more information, please email us at studentunion@chapman.edu

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Scholarship Opportunity! Are you a junior who plans to go to graduate school? Do you want to be a "change agent," to improve the ways that government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or educational institutions serve the public? If so, the Harry J. Truman Scholarship may be for you! The Truman scholarship offers $30,000 towards graduate school, leadership training, career and graduate school counseling and special internship opportunities with the federal government. Applicants must have a GPA 3.6 and above, a strong record of community service, student government, and demonstrated leadership skills. Truman scholars are required to work in public service for 3 of the 7 years following completion of their graduate program. Campus deadline is December 15. See Dr. Julye Bidmead Bidmead@chapman.edu.

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GOOD KIDS OPENS TUESDAY! 7:30pm, Studio Theatre (Moulton Hall 149) Get tickets at chapman.edu/tickets or call (714) 997-6624 Shows also on October 13, 15, 16, 19, 21, and 22. SYNOPSIS: Something happened to Chloe after that party last Saturday night. Something she says she can’t remember. Something everybody is talking about. Set at a Mid-western high school, in a world of #Facebook and #Twitter, smartphones and #YouTube, "Good Kids" explores a casual sexual encounter gone wrong and its very public aftermath. Who’s telling the truth? Whose version of the story do you believe? And what does that say about you? Directed by James Gardner THIS PRODUCTION CONTAINS EXPLICIT DISCUSSION OF AND GRAPHIC REFERENCE TO SEXUAL AND INTERPERSONAL VIOLENCE, AND DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE.

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Student Spotlight! Haley Miller came to Chapman all the way from Haverhill, Massachusetts! She is majoring in Environmental Science & Policy with a minor in dance and is graduating in the fall of 2017. Haley has been a Marine Mammal Research and education Intern for the New England Aquarium’s Whale Watches. She is Co-President of Mission Environment and enjoys volunteering for the Roots in the Newport Back Bay doing habitat restoration. Haley is also a member of Dr. Keller’s Wetland Biogeochemistry lab. As a “Swamp Monster” she will be traveling to San Francisco South Bay salt ponds to collect samples for her research on blue carbon and methane flux. Haley is looking into graduate programs in marine biology and coastal ecology for after graduation. Keep up the great work Haley!

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DEADLINE is December 15 for Harry J. Truman Scholarship Opportunity! Are you a junior who plans to go to graduate school? Do you want to be a "change agent," to improve the ways that government agencies, nonprofit organizations, or educational institutions serve the public? If so, the Harry J. Truman Scholarship may be for you! The Truman scholarship offers $30,000 towards graduate school, leadership training, career and graduate school counseling and special internship opportunities with the federal government. Applicants must have a GPA 3.6 and above, a strong record of community service, student government, and demonstrated leadership skills. Truman scholars are required to work in public service for 3 of the 7 years following completion of their graduate program. See Dr. Julye Bidmead Bidmead@chapman.edu for details. http://www.truman.gov/

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Scholarship Opportunity! Fulbright UK Summer Institutes. Spend 3-4 weeks this summer enrolled in an intensive academic and cultural program at one of ten United Kingdom Universities in England, Scotland, or Northern Ireland. Programs topics range from Archaeology, History, Shakespeare, Drama, Business, Conflict Resolution, British Politics, Climate Change, and International Relations. Open to first years and sophomores only (must have at least 2 more years of college to complete). Minimum GPA 3.7. The Summer Institutes will cover the majority of participant costs including round-trip airfare from the US to the UK, tuition and fees at the host university, accommodation and meals. Interested applicants must email Dr. Julye Bidmead Bidmead@chapman.edu before Dec. 16 for details.

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Hear how five writers came to do what they do. These writers offer advice about developing a career as a writer, words that are often, in turns, encouraging, philosophical, and sensible. Tuesday, April 11, 2017 • 3:00 p.m. Bush Conference Center, Beckman 404 Writers: Michael Connelly Bestselling Author Author of The Black Echo and The Wrong Side of Goodbye Lorene Delany-Ullman Poet and Non-fiction Writer Author of Camouflage for the Neighborhood Paul Buchanan Fiction Writer Author of Tricks Every Boy Can Do Jeff Garvin Author, Musician, and Actor Author of Symptoms of Being Human Bryce Carlson Writer and Managing Editor Author of Hit with Vanesa R. Del Rey Read more about this event and the authors on our blog post: https://blogs.chapman.edu/library/2017/04/04/literary-publishing-crawl/ View this event on the Chapman University Events Calendar here: https://events.chapman.edu/27786

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Chapman University's interdisciplinary journal, Anastamos, has submissions open for the theme: FLUIDITY. This Fall, we’re interested in exploring FLUIDITY as the theme of the next issue of ANASTAMOS: as physical phenomena, as psychic vacillation, as malleable substance. Fluidity is the ability to adjust and change, but it is also not possible to imagine movement without the architecture of form, which often creates obstacles. However, though the shape of water flowing down a mountain is created by the terrain, the water also erodes and shapes the mountain itself. For this issue we want to see work that takes on the changing state of affairs in our world, from the personal to the philosophical to the political. Details to submit here: https://anastamos.chapman.edu/index.php/submit/

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The Tutoring, Learning and Testing Center employs Academic Peer Mentors to help students achieve Good Academic Standing. Academic Peer Mentors assist students in developing such skills as goal setting, time management, note taking and test taking strategies. Weekly training sessions are provided to the mentors. TLT is in the process of hiring mentors for the upcoming Spring 2015 semester. The job requirements are as follows: · Junior, Senior or Graduate standing · Minimum GPA of 3.0 · Being able to commit to a minimum of 9 hours weekly · Being able to attend mandatory weekly trainings every Friday at 10 am throughout the semester · A faculty recommendation The full job posting can be found at https://chapman.peopleadmin.com/postings/6101.

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In spring the major award-granting agencies open the application process for students who wish to compete for some of the most prestigious awards available – Truman, Fulbright, Rhodes, Goldwater, and Marshall, to name a few. Dr. Eileen Jankowski, Director of Fellowships and Scholar Programs, will be conducting several information sessions during the spring semester to provide further details and answer your questions about these programs. Interested students should plan on attending at least one of the information sessions during the semester. Keep an eye out for more information in the coming weeks. In the meantime, you are encouraged to contact Dr. Eileen Jankowski (jankowsk@chapman.edu) or go to the Fellowship website (http://www.chapman.edu/students/fellowships/index.aspx) for more information.

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