At the annual Chapman staff holiday breakfast in December, Belay was presented with the highest honor awarded by the University – the Presidential Medal
President Jim Doti awarded Public Safety Officer Michael Belay Chapman University’s highest honor, the Presidential Medal, for his efforts in raising...
Chapman University Public Safety officer Michael Belay has received the highest honor awarded by the University, the Presidential Medal for Distinguished...
For Michael Belay, planning a Motown-style concert was more than a night of good music – it was a way to bring education, health care and clean drinking...
The Motown tribute band The Magic Notes will be the featured performers at the concert planned by Hands Across the Planet for Poor Youth (H.A.P.P.Y.),...
Ethiopia has a crushing amount of woe – famine, drought, water-borne disease, HIV/AIDS and a population that includes 4 million orphans, or...
Come on out to D’Amore’s Pizza at 650 N. La Cienega in Los Angeles on Tuesday, April 13, 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., for a fund-raising evening to benefit H.A.P.P.Y....
It’s all about the water now. Clean water for drinking. Water for irrigating crops. Water that’s close to home and that doesn’t have to be carried for miles and miles.....
The Chapman University public safety officer, a native of Ethiopia, talks about why a simple trip home led to his receiving the 2007 Albert Schweitzer Award of...
First Lady Laura Bush turned out Tilahun "Michael" Belay. So did England's Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles. Bill Gates too. Oprah didn't even bother to respond to the...
Ms. Sanchez, Mr. Speaker, today I rise to honor Michael Belay of Orange County. On a trip back to his native Ethiopia to a town called Abbiyi Addi, Belay saw...
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