Lungren to Join Chapman Faculty Next Spring
Daniel E. Lungren, former state attorney general and congressman, will join the faculty of Chapman University next spring.
According to university President James L. Doti, Lungren will teach one course at Chapman’s School of Law and another in its political science department. In addition, Doti said, Lungren will be a guest lecturer for other courses, speak before community groups and expand the political science department’s internship programs.
“Bringing his perspectives to the university means that Chapman students will have the rare opportunity to learn firsthand about politics, the legal process and the justice system,” Doti said in a statement.
Elected to the House of Representatives in 1978, Lungren represented his hometown of Long Beach, as well as Torrance and west Orange County. Later he served two terms as California state attorney general and, in 1998, ran as the Republican candidate for governor against Democrat Gray Davis. He is currently lecturing at Harvard.
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