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Why Nutrition and Dietetics Careers Are Key to Advancing Health Equity
Health equity does not begin only in hospitals or doctors’ offices. It begins in neighborhoods, schools, grocery access, public programs, and daily choices shaped by income, transportation, culture, and education. Nutrition sits at the center of that reality. When communities face barriers to affordable, healthy food or culturally responsive care, diet-related illness often follows. That…
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Antioch University Joins the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate
Acceptance into CPED affirms Antioch’s innovative Doctor of Educational and Professional Practice program and connects the university to a global community advancing doctoral education for professional practice. Antioch University has joined the Carnegie Project on the Education Doctorate (CPED), becoming part of a consortium of more than 165 colleges and universities working to strengthen the…
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Lead with Purpose: Antioch University’s MBA in Nonprofit Leadership
Purpose-Driven Leadership in a Changing World The nonprofit sector continues to expand in size, scope, and complexity. Organizations face increasing pressure to deliver measurable outcomes, diversify funding streams, and respond to rapidly shifting community needs. Today’s nonprofit leaders must also operate as strategic thinkers, financial stewards, and systems-level problem solvers. That’s where Antioch University’s MBA…
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Coalition for the Common Good Expands Workforce Partnerships to Help Employers Build and Retain Talent
More than 20 healthcare, education, nonprofit, military, and industry partners have signed on with the CCG’s new model that serves working adults with flexible degrees, credentials, and customized training. The Coalition for the Common Good (CCG) is expanding a national workforce-development model to bring higher education directly to employers and membership organizations — at work, online, and in flexible hybrid formats. As…
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How to Become a Counselor: Career Guide
You’ve got a notebook in front of you that lists row upon row of tuition costs and licensure steps. You’re excited, but is a master’s degree worth it? Good Will Hunting made a career in counseling look rewarding. Reddit makes it look like a challenge. The truth is, it can be either, depending on how…
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Why So Many People Start a Doctorate—but Don’t Finish (And How You Still Can)
The Hidden Truth: Many People Don’t Finish If you started a doctoral program but didn’t finish, you’ve probably sat with the question: What happened? You may carry it quietly, or feel a twinge of embarrassment or regret when someone asks about your education. Maybe you’ve avoided digging through old folders of research or opening the…
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Healthcare Administrator Career Guide & Degree Paths
You’re already solving problems no one else can. You’re fixing schedules, managing systems, and keeping patients and teams aligned. You have the skills, experience, and the patient-first mindset. Oh, and you’re calm under pressure. But you don’t have a formal title to show for it. For many early-career healthcare professionals, administration feels like a logical…
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Addiction Counseling: Career Paths and Job Outlook
Imagine it’s three years from now and you’re in a community clinic room. You’re feeling wonderful because a client who struggled to make eye contact last year is leading their own group therapy session. You’ve been with them through their ups and downs, and now they’re breaking through. The goal of addiction counseling is not…

