General Meeting featuring. Dr. Smoller & Dr. Moodian, Chapman U
July 20, 2021 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
CANYON DEMS JULY IN PERSON! MEETING
Results of Chapman University’s O.C. Annual Survey
Presented by Chapman University Professors Fred Smoller & Michael Moodian
The O.C. Annual Survey is a yearly project conducted by Professors Fred Smoller and Michael Moodian on behalf of Chapman University’s Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. It is used to measure OC residents’ views on various topics, including Covid-19 policies, political trends, the potential Recall, climate change, etc. The purpose of the study is to help provide residents’ insights to policymakers and to spark informed debate among the public.
Due to the unfortunate news regarding the spread of the delta variant, we are going to require faces masks at our meeting for all attendees – even those who are vaccinated. We highly encourage everyone attending to be vaccinated to COVID-19. For information about getting vaccinated, please visit https://myturn.ca.gov/. Attendees will also need to sign a waiver upon arrival at the Murray Center. There will be NO snacks or drinks provided. Please bring our own recyclable water bottle.
Don’t forget to come early! Sign in starts at 6:30PM. And bring cash for the return of our 50-50 opportunity drawing (featuring wonderful prizes) as well as new items for sale like our Club-branded t-shirts ($20).
Our Guest Speakers:
Dr. Fred Smoller is associate professor of political science at Chapman University, where he has been on the faculty since 1983. He received his Ph.D. from Indiana University. His major area of interest is American politics, with an emphasis on local government. Fred directs Chapman’s annual local government conference and is the author of the 2018 book From Kleptocracy to Democracy: How Citizens Can Take Back Local Government. His writings have recently appeared in the Orange County Register, L.A. Times and Voice of OC.
Dr. Michael A. (Mike) Moodian has served as a faculty member in various capacities for Chapman University since 2007. He teaches in Chapman’s leadership studies program, codirects Wilkinson College’s O.C. Annual Survey, and is a professor of social science at Chapman-affiliated Brandman University. Mike is a partner in an Orange County-based public affairs media group. His latest project is a television documentary that explores the causes and effects of coastal erosion on California’s beaches. Mike is co-producer, co-director, and lead writer of the program, which will air on PBS later this year. His writings have recently appeared in the Orange County Register, L.A. Times and Voice of OC.
We are starting our community outreach collections again since we are now in person! Since school now starts mid-August we will collect school supplies for Laura’s House Domestic Violence Victim’s families. Please bring any of these NEW supplies to the July 20th meeting.
Backpacks
Scientific calculators
Three-ring notebooks
Dividers for notebooks
Pencils/pens
Pencil boxes/pouches
Colored pencils
College ruled paper
Glue sticks
Sticky notes
Washable colored markers
Small scissors
Individually packed, healthy snacks/boxed drinks
Target gift cards for $20 to $25 (used for school clothes shopping)
CANYON DEMS JULY IN PERSON! MEETING
Results of Chapman University’s
O.C. Annual Survey
Presented by Chapman University Professors
Fred Smoller & Michael Moodian
The O.C. Annual Survey is a yearly project conducted by Professors Fred Smoller and Michael Moodian on behalf of Chapman University’s Wilkinson College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. It is used to measure OC residents’ views on various topics, including Covid-19 policies, political trends, the potential Recall, climate change, etc. The purpose of the study is to help provide residents’ insights to policymakers and to spark informed debate among the public.
Download the July Meeting Agenda
Due to the unfortunate news regarding the spread of the delta variant, we are going to require faces masks at our meeting for all attendees – even those who are vaccinated. We highly encourage everyone attending to be vaccinated to COVID-19. For information about getting vaccinated, please visit https://myturn.ca.gov/. Attendees will also need to sign a waiver upon arrival at the Murray Center. There will be NO snacks or drinks provided. Please bring our own recyclable water bottle.
Don’t forget to come early! Sign in starts at 6:30PM. And bring cash for the return of our 50-50 opportunity drawing (featuring wonderful prizes) as well as new items for sale like our Club-branded t-shirts ($20).
Our Guest Speakers:
Dr. Fred Smoller is associate professor of political science at Chapman University, where he has been on the faculty since 1983. He received his Ph.D. from Indiana University. His major area of interest is American politics, with an emphasis on local government. Fred directs Chapman’s annual local government conference and is the author of the 2018 book From Kleptocracy to Democracy: How Citizens Can Take Back Local Government. His writings have recently appeared in the Orange County Register, L.A. Times and Voice of OC.
Dr. Michael A. (Mike) Moodian has served as a faculty member in various capacities for Chapman University since 2007. He teaches in Chapman’s leadership studies program, codirects Wilkinson College’s O.C. Annual Survey, and is a professor of social science at Chapman-affiliated Brandman University. Mike is a partner in an Orange County-based public affairs media group. His latest project is a television documentary that explores the causes and effects of coastal erosion on California’s beaches. Mike is co-producer, co-director, and lead writer of the program, which will air on PBS later this year. His writings have recently appeared in the Orange County Register, L.A. Times and Voice of OC.
Please submit your questions in advance to programs@canyondems.org
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We are starting our community outreach collections again since we are now in person! Since school now starts mid-August we will collect school supplies for Laura’s House Domestic Violence Victim’s families. Please bring any of these NEW supplies to the July 20th meeting.
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