Caroll Sun Yang’s ‘12 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) piece, “Epona* of the Aisles,” appeared in Pithead Chapel.
How Therapy is Evolving to Support Mental Health in Unprecedented Times
In this episode, recorded almost exactly a year after the COVID-19 pandemic forced lockdowns across the U.S., we have a deep conversation with two Antiochians working on the front lines…
Andromeda Romano-Lax ’12
Andromeda Romano-Lax’s ‘12 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) novel Annie and the Wolves was published by Soho Press.
Lorinda Toledo ‘15
Lorinda Toledo ‘15 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) began a new role as acquisitions editor at Jaded Ibis Press. She had her short story, “What Grew From the Earth,” published…
Caley O’Dwyer
Caley O’Dwyer, MA, MFT, MFA, Undergraduate Studies and MA in Clinical Psychology faculty had three poems and a drawing published in the first issue of the Sentience Literary Journal: “Night…
Why a Degree in Writing is Helpful in Any Career Path
From communication to creativity, find out how a writing degree can help you master skills you’ll take directly to the professional world.
Adonia Lugo
Dr. Adonia Lugo, Chair of the MA in Urban Sustainability, spoke on “The Human Infrastructure of Sustainable Transportation Systems: Human-Powered Mobility and Just Transition” as part of the UCLA Perloff Lecture…
Amplifying Community Voice in Multi-Sector Health Collaboration | Dissertation Watch
PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Rachel Lucy has published her dissertation entitled, Amplifying Community Voice in Multi-Sector Health Collaboration: Case Study Exploring Meaningful Inclusion. This exploratory case study…
Leadership Aspirations of Young Nepali Girls | Dissertation Watch
PhD in Leadership and Change alum Sara Safari has published her dissertation entitled, Virtual Empowerment: The Exploration of Leadership Aspirations of Young Nepali Girls Using Virtual Participatory Action Research. The dissertation’s…
Acclaimed Scholar Visits UEE Class
In February, acclaimed educational scholar Dr. Christine Sleeter was a guest speaker in the Urban Environmental Education Program’s “Multicultural Environmental Education” course. Running Grass, the course instructor, invited Dr. Sleeter…
[Teaching Unpacked] Building Collaborative Learning Communities
As a part of Teaching Unpacked, we believe that there’s nothing more important than building collaborative learning communities and authentic, real-world lessons in the classroom. That’s exactly what episode two…
What Adult Education Can Show Us About Educating for Anti-Racism
In its premiere episode, we enter into a thought-provoking discussion with Stephen Brookfield about his long career in adult education and how he uses it to frame antiracism as an educational endeavor we must all undertake, both individually and collectively.