Leadership looks different now than it did even a few years ago, but organizations still need people who can manage teams, guide strategy, and keep operations moving. They also need…
Antioch Faculty Share Three Decades of Leadership Research with Global Audience
Aqeel Tirmizi, PhD, and Ken William, EdD recently offered a webinar titled “Three Decades of Leadership Research: Meta-Analytic Insights” in collaboration with the International Leadership Association (ILA). Aqeel and Ken…
Antioch Faculty Member Yulia Tolstikov-Mast Leads Global Leadership Workshop at Purdue University
Yulia Tolstikov-Mast, PhD, teaching faculty in the Graduate School of Leadership and Change, was invited by Purdue University to lead a professional development workshop for a large group of Global…
Bernell L. Elzey Jr. Co-Authors Chapter on Black Fatherhood and Mental Health
Bernell L. Elzey Jr., PhD, Teaching Faculty in the Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) program, co-authored a chapter in Mental Health and the Black Man: A Mixtape Experience of Hardship and…
Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo Earns Clinical Health Equity Certification
Jeffrey Fouche-Camargo, DNP, APRN, WHNP-BC, Core Faculty member and Director of the Doctor of Nursing Practice Program in the Graduate School of Nursing and Health Professions (GSNHP) at Antioch University,…
Advancing Perspectives on Grief Through Faculty Leadership at the American Group Psychotherapy Convening
Lorraine Mangione, faculty in Counseling, Psychology, & Therapy at Antioch University New England, recently attended the American Group Psychotherapy Association’s annual conference in New York City alongside two current students,…
Allied Health Degree: Career Paths That Pay Off
You’re stressed. Your search history is full of job boards and medical TikToks. The lab is always hiring, but is that your forever job? From CNA textbooks to rotations, landing…
Sarah H. Seiler Presents SAR Research at 2026 Syrotuck Symposium
Sarah H. Seiler, a student in the PhD in Leadership and Change program, presented her research on psychological safety and belonging in volunteer wilderness search and rescue teams at the…
Bonnie Lee Black Publishes Reflective Essay in The Eye
Bonnie Lee Black ’07 (Los Angeles, MFA) recently published an essay in The Eye, a new arts and culture magazine based in Mexico. A longtime writer and former journalist whose…
How to Become a Better Manager with an Online MBA in Leadership
Managing people ranks among the toughest parts of any job. You juggle deadlines, personalities, competing priorities, and performance expectations. If you’ve ever searched how to be a better manager or…
Meaghan Guckian Co-Authors New Fisheries Research on Catch and Release Impacts
Meaghan Guckian, Core Faculty in Environmental Studies and Director of the Climate Change Education Certificate program at Antioch University’s New England campus, has co-authored a new article in Fisheries titled,…
Certificate in Conservation Psychology: Because Environmental Problems are People Problems
A 9-credit certificate, offered online and in person, focused on understanding human responses to environmental issues and fostering meaningful change. The dual challenges of climate change and biodiversity loss are…