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Message From the Chancellor About Black History Month
Dear Antiochians— As February draws to a close and with it Black History Month, I want to thank the many Antiochians across our campuses and programs who have been doing…
Podcast Opens New Way to Accomplish Core Literary Mission
“It’s not just going to be a podcast about book authors,” says Victoria Chang, the poet and chair of the MFA in Creative Writing program at Antioch University Los Angeles,…
Antiracist Environmental Leadership in a Virtual World
What a different world we live in. About a year ago, I posted in The Nature of Cities about our thriving Master’s program at Antioch University Seattle. The Urban Environmental…
Amplifying Marginalized Voices through Art Activism
Imagine a dance party for two set in an Inglewood, California living room. Thick baselines and the heavy thud of house music, dancehall, reggae, and even Beyonce seep through the…
PsyD in Clinical Psychology Program Hosts Nationally Recognized Thought Leader on Field Supervisors Day
The Antioch University New England PsyD in Clinical Psychology program was excited to have nationally recognized thought leader and innovator in psychotherapy and in advocacy for women, Dr. Judith Jordan,…
[Teaching Unpacked] Designing Authentic Real-World Lessons
The team here at Teaching Unpacked believes that it all starts with building a collaborative learning community. The real question, however, is how to maintain and excel at this? Danika…
How Anyone Can Develop an Aptitude for Writing
Whether you dream of becoming an author, or are just looking to communicate more efficiently, develop your writing skills using a few easy tips and tricks.
Less is More
Madison Dell The nemesis of my academic world is the page limit. I’ve spent hours rereading papers, painfully deleting one word at a time, cursing the stringent requirements of academia. “Conciseness…
Alumna Shines Light on the Influence of Latinx Women’s Identities in Leadership
Director of Health Information Management Services for UCLA Health System and PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Maria Caban Alizondo has published her dissertation entitled, Dialogic Identity Construction: The Influence of…
New Alumna Dissertation Highlights Impact of Pandemic Era Video Communication
President of Bridging the Difference, LLC, and PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Betty Johnson has just published her dissertation entitled, Video Meetings in a Pandemic Era: Emotional Exhaustion, Stressors,…
Examining Higher Education’s Immunity to Change | Dissertation Watch
Director and Principal Consultant at the Education Advisory Board (EAB) in Washington, DC. and PhD in Leadership and Change alum Dr. Brittany Motley has published her dissertation entitled, Higher Education’s Immunity…