Sue Fagalde Lick’s ‘03 (Los Angeles, MFA) novel Seal Rock Sound was published by Blue Hydrangea Productions. It is a sequel to her novel Up Beaver Creek.
Tim Cummings ‘18
Tim Cummings ‘18 (Los Angeles, MFA) was interviewed by fellow Antioch alumni Mireya Vela and Andrea Auten to launch their Scapegoat Guild podcast.
Tanya Ko Hong ‘13
Tanya Ko Hong’s ‘13 (Los Angeles, MFA) poem, “Dead Bouquet floats on the summer ocean,” was published in the great weather for MEDIA anthology: Arriving at a Shoreline.
Faculty Victoria Chang
Antioch Faculty Victoria Chang and Dean Rader reviewed Best Barbarian by Roger Reeves in The Los Angeles Review of Books.
Susan Vespoli ‘10
Susan Vespoli’s ‘10 (Los Angeles, MFA) second book of poems Cactus as Bad Boy was published by Kelsay Books.
Kate Carmody ‘19
Kate Carmody ‘19 (Los Angeles, MFA) attended the Kenyon Review Writers Workshop.
Kim Ellingson ‘20
Kim Ellingson’s ‘20 (Los Angeles, MFA) poem “Holiday Party 2017” was published in the Chestnut Review.
Kim Ellingson ‘20
Kim Ellingson’s ‘20 (Los Angeles, MFA) poem, “Red Elegy” was published in Rejected Lit’s Issue #5.
Tisha Marie Reichle-Aguilera ‘09
Congratulations to Alum Tisha Marie Reichle-Aguilera, ‘09 (Los Angeles, MFA) whose play Blind Thrust Fault will be presented at the Kirk Douglas Theater as part of the L.A. Writers’ Workshop…
Antioch and Otterbein Leaders Discuss First of its Kind National University System
This is the first episode of Season Four of the Seed Field Podcast! To start a great season, we are bringing you a very special conversation with two leaders in higher education: Antioch University’s Chancellor Bill Groves and the President of Otterbein University, John Comerford.
Big Idea: Redefining Literacy
We’re getting ready to launch Season Four of the Seed Field Podcast and we’re putting together two mini-episodes that revisit interviews from Season Three and pull out the themes that consistently run through them. If there’s hope in anything, there is hope in children as educators. As our school systems focus on producing certain test scores, checking boxes, and sometimes treating students as products rather than people, we have education experts like the three guests from this mini-series on “literacy” who challenge teachers to take an individualized approach, to meet students where they are, and encourage their curiosity.
Big Idea: Destigmatizing Sex
We’re getting ready to launch Season Four of the Seed Field Podcast and we’re putting together two mini-episodes that revisit interviews from Season Three and pull out the themes that consistently run through them. When discussing sexuality, sex therapy, and sex education there is the only thing we can count on- variation. When we allow individuals to know that variation is the only “normative” part of sexuality, then we get to live with less shame and more joy.