The Department of Communication Studies offers students a number of organizations and competition-oriented activities that enhance learning, allow for networking, and provide social interactions with faculty and each other outside the classroom. Check them out below!
»Clubs & Activities
+-Speech Team
SPEECH TEAM: (COM 202/402) is a 1-3 credit forensics
activity course focusing on individual speaking events. Students
participate in speech competitions at five local tournaments per
semester. Speech Team is open to all Chapman students who are registered
for 9 credits or more; however, tournament competition is limited to
full-time undergraduates who meet team requirements. For more
information, please contact the Speech Team coach, Cindy Phu, phu@chapman.edu. +-Chapman Radio
CHAPMAN RADIO
gives students hands-on experience in the operation of a radio station
that broadcasts on campus and online. Students can even host their own
show! Work with Chapman Radio and gain real-world experience: technical
training, on-air procedures, understanding and complying with FCC
regulations, promotions and marketing, studio and live engineering, web
development and industry communications. For more information, please
contact the faculty advisor, Allen Levy, levy@chapman.edu or 714.744.7017.+-Communication Honor Society
Lambda Pi Eta is the official communication honor society of the National Communication Association.
To be eligible for membership, students must be a declared
Communication Studies major of junior standing or above, have a major
GPA of at least 3.3 or above, have a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 or
above and completed at least 60 semester units and 12 credits in
Communication Studies courses. LPE offers social and professional
networking opportunities, peer and faculty mentoring, information about
graduate school and career opportunities, and special recognition for
outstanding achievement in undergraduate studies of communication. For
more information, please contact the faculty advisor, Dr. Veronica Hefner, hefner@chapman.edu or 714.744.7952.
+-Meta-Communicate: Undergraduate Research E-Journal
Meta-Communicate have you written a research paper that you are proud of and wish you could publish it somewhere? Now you can! You can submit your original research papers to Meta-communicate, the Communication Studies Department's undergraduate research e-journal.
The editorial board is looking for empirically-based original research papers that you and/or a group have written.
This is a very special opportunity. Having a paper published is a great resume builder and companies LOVE to hear about published research. Being a published author will put you ahead of others whether it be for a job or graduate school. By submitting your paper to Meta-communicate, you will be distinguished among your peers, not only in the Communication Studies Department but at Chapman, as well!
When you submit your paper to Meta-communicate, the editorial board will read and edit your paper and you will be notified if the paper is accepted.
Please email your research paper to Grace Kim, Editor-in-Chief, at kim281@mail.chapman.edu. If you have any questions regarding the submission process or the editing process, please email Grace. Any and all questions are welcome.
Also, please look at the latest edition of Meta-communicate (the latest issue will be under "current")
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