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Current Employment: External and Volunteer Programs Coordinator, Global Hope 365

"Humanomics is the way all learning should be, the exchange of ideas and an appreciation of how diverse groups of people interpret the same texts. Being in this program has shaped the way I think, debate and listen. I took a Humanomics class my first semester at Chapman almost by accident and can honestly say it has shaped the future of my academic career."

Current employment: Harvey & Company, Associate

"Humanomics forced me to think about the morality of economic decisions from multiple perspectives. Four years after graduation I still think about the questions raised in my Humanomics courses."

Current Employment: Investment Manager, Prologis

"Humanomics has shaped my understanding of the complex day-to-day interactions between individuals, social structures, and markets in a way that can never be found in a modern economics textbook. The influence of the arts in my Humanomics courses, particularly literature, has been instrumental in my career as it has allowed me to creatively communicate business decisions and proposals through narratives and stories."

"While I continue to question, right now I understand that morality and commerce are inseparable. I will carry this with me as I prepare to leave college and enter my career. I cannot express how much I value and respect the people I’ve met through this program and the framework that Humanomics has given me."

Current Employment: Business Manager, Boeing Executive Flight Operations

"Humanomics set the stage for my entire academic career. From the Freshman Foundation Course, to Presidential Seminars, to 3 years of ESI Summer Scholars, I was constantly pushed to question my assumptions and challenge my definitions of 'good', 'right', and 'rich'. Because of Humanomics, I emerged from Chapman as a thinker, ready to take on the challenges of a real world that isn't always 'fair'."