Attallah College develops equity-minded PreK-12, higher education, community professionals
and leaders who change the world through ethical and reflective scholarship and practice.
The Attallah Collegefaculty, supported byfour professional accreditations, strives to make a more just world through their teaching, scholarship, and collaboration
with local communities. The Attallah College offers undergraduate major and minor programs in liberal studies, community educational studies
and leadership, teacher preparation, andschool-based mental health practitioner programs, and a Ph.D. in Education.
The School of Education at Chapman University became the College of Educational Studies
in August 2008 as it launched its own bachelor's degree programs. The Ph.D. in Education
program began in 2007 and, in 2017, the college was named in honor of alumna Donna
Ford Attallah '61, who spent more than forty years as a primary grades classroom teacher.
With more than 12,000 alumni and counting, the most common paths taken after graduation
include teaching, school counseling and psychology, nonprofit leadership, and higher
education administration and research.
Our faculty and staff have always been key to Attallah College's success and Chapman's
commitment to academic excellence. We are proud to share our college's 2022-2027 Strategic Plan goals and some of the many remarkable strengths and accomplishments that define our
vibrant educational community.
