Duncan Watson ’92 (New England, MS in Resource Management and Administration) was featured in the recent Keene Sentinel article, “City official hangs up fluorescent orange jacket after nearly 34 years.”…
Protecting Essential Care: Elaine F. Campbell Speaks Out
Elaine F. Campbell ’09 (New England, PsyD) was featured in the Daily Hampshire Gazette in a story examining how the brief reversal of federal cuts to SAMHSA grants sent “shockwaves”…
Andrea Tate Reflects on Parenting, Expectations, and Letting Go
Writer and Antioch University faculty member Andrea Tate ’12 (Santa Barbara, BA) recently shared a deeply personal essay in Newsweek’s My Turn section about her experience parenting her son and…
Lynn M. Horan Publishes on the Shadow Side of Servant Leadership
Lynn M. Horan ‘20 (GSLC, PhD) recently published the article “Exploiting Empathetic Women Leaders and the Shadow Side of Servant-Leadership” in the Journal of Management, Spirituality & Religion special issue,…
Jessica Tomich Sorci: Advancing Maternal Mental Health
Jessica Tomich Sorci ’09 (Los Angeles, CA) graduated from Antioch in 2009 while six months pregnant with her daughter and experienced firsthand the challenges of early motherhood and postpartum adjustment….
Unlocking Opportunities: The Benefits of Pursuing an EdD
Discover how earning an EdD (Doctor of Education) enhances your leadership in education, opens advanced career pathways, fosters intellectual growth, and enriches your personal development. Explore key benefits of this…
Ken Williams Publishes New Research on School Climate and Gender
Ken Williams, Professor of Leadership, Organizational Change and Learning, Antioch University’s PhD in Leadership and Change program, has published a new peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Research in Comparative…
Jeff Fouche-Camargo Co-Authors Peer-Reviewed Study On Antiracist Nursing Education
Jeff Fouche-Camargo, core faculty and Director of Antioch University’s Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) program, co-authored a peer-reviewed article in Nursing Education Perspectives titled “Empowering Students as Advocates for Health…
Antioch University Receives $1.5 Million Gift for Mission-Driven Environmental Studies and Sustainability Education
Gift expands Environmental Studies scholarships and launches new conservation fund supporting hands-on, justice-centered learning at Glover’s Ledge Antioch University today announced a transformative $1.5 million gift from a longtime supporter—an…
The Critical Skills Classroom Turns 40: Transforming Education Through Agency, Collaboration, and Joy
Forty years ago, educators and business leaders in New Hampshire asked two deceptively simple questions: What skills matter most for students to thrive in life? And what would classrooms look…
New Research Tracks Long-Term Genetic Diversity Declines in Four Warbler Species
Michael Akresh, Core Faculty in Environmental Studies at Antioch University’s New England campus, co-authored an article published in BMC Biology titled, “Signals of corresponding genetic diversity loss in four warbler…
A Conversation With the Inventor of “Environmental Grief”
Over 20 years ago, Kriss Kevorkian coined the term “environmental grief” to describe the emotional impacts experienced by scientists and activists working around the clearcutting of redwood forests. In the…