Sarita Sidhu on writing her life and on the writer she has become Humor for a writer is one of those elusive traits — either you have it or you…
Theo Burnes and Co-Authors Publish Article in Counseling Psychology Quarterly
Faculty in the MA in Clinical Psychology Theo Burnes, PhD, MSEd, HSPP, LPCC, along with Debra Mollen, Samantha Lee, and Dena M. Abbott, has a recently published article in Counselling Psychology Quarterly. …
AUSB Alumna and Girls Rock SB Founder, Jen Baron, Presented with Lois Phillips Founders Award
Jen Baron, Founder and Executive Director of Girls Rock Santa Barbara (pictured left along with board Vice President, Marla McNally Phillips), was recently honored by the Association for Women in Communications, Santa…
Jude Bergkamp Awarded Diversity Scholarship to Attend NCSPP Conference in 2019
Jude Bergkamp, program chair and core faculty in the Clinical Psychology Doctorate Program at Antioch University Seattle, was recently awarded the diversity scholarship to attend The National Council of Schools…
Students Invited to Present Original Research at the Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research
The Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research (SCCUR) is an annual celebration of excellence in undergraduate research, held this year held at Pasadena City College. Four AULA undergraduate students (pictured…
Sharing a Passion to Help Others Get Healthy
Healthy living chef and wellness expert Charles Chen ’13 seems to be everywhere these days. The 29-year-old is an ambassador for the American Heart Association and has appeared on the Food…
Game to Grow
Not only do Adam Johns ’13 and Adam Davis ’14 share the same first name, they also share a passion for gaming and helping young people develop social skills, creativity,…
Antioch Alum Publishes Memoir of his AEA Experience
In 1970, in the midst of the Vietnam War, David Haase ’73 arrived in Vietnam for his Antioch Education Abroad. As he says, he was “probably the only draft-age American…
Bringing Mental Health Services for Vets to the Forefront
When Dr. Mark Russell was the only psychologist supporting mental health needs for 6,000 United States Marines on a base in Japan, he knew the system had to change, to…
BRAVE TRAILS, Camp co-founders make a difference in the lives of LGBTQ youth
Growing up in the Midwest, Jessica Weissbuch ’10 worked as a team leader for a youth organization that utilized mentors. Though she moved to LA determined to pursue a career…
7 Ways to Motivate Action for Climate Resilience
from the Center for Climate Preparedness and Community Resilience While the majority of the American public know the climate is changing and say they are concerned about the impacts, action…
GIS Connects GEOGRAPHY
Each day, significant and key decisions are being made thanks to data from Geographic Information Systems (GIS). GIS is a powerful platform for understanding and planning our world. With GIS…