When you’re a child whose house is just around the corner from Dr. Martin Luther Jr.’s family, like Dr. Armenta Early Hinton once was, advocating for diversity and inclusion becomes…
Leadership to Encourage Active Participation and Learning
For Mike Valentine, a consultant, professor, and 2016 graduate of Antioch’s Leadership and Change PhD program, his interest in leadership began with the military. But Valentine has since learned that…
Theatre as a Vehicle for Change
For Dr. Jessica Litwak—a drama therapist, actor, and 2015 graduate of Antioch University’s Leadership and Change doctorate program—theatre is more than an art form, it is a vehicle for social…
Co-Creating Community: An Evening of Dialogue Hosted by AULA and The Institute of Non-Violence in Los Angeles
Antioch University Los Angeles hosted Co-Creating Communities Through Listening, Imagining, and Acting. The night started with a shared meal, followed by a roundtable dialogue. Almost forty people attended the event,…
Faculty Caryn Park Co-Edited Special Issue of Journal of “Young Exceptional Children”
Teaching Faculty in the School of Education Caryn Park and UW faculty Margaret Beneke co-edited a special issue of the journal “Young Exceptional Children” (YEC) from “The Division of Exceptional…
AUSB Adds Highly Anticipated Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Antioch University Santa Barbara is proud to offer a newly designed Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. This degree aims to serve the needs of the student body and will provide…
PsyD Program Accredited for Maximum 10-Year Period
Antioch University New England’s Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) degree has recently been accredited for the maximum 10-year period (through 2027) by the American Psychological Association (APA). AUNE’s PsyD program was…
Faculty member B.J. Bullert’s art imitates her life—in both, she works to inspire social change
A core faculty member in the Undergraduate Studies program at Antioch University Seattle, B.J. Bullert is also a communication scholar and documentary filmmaker. Her company, Seattle Films, is dedicated to…
The Bridge Program Celebrates 20 Years
In the fall of 2019, the Bridge Program at Antioch University Los Angeles will celebrate 20 years. Bridge, which provides University level education for students who may not otherwise have…
AULA and UCLA Health Partnering on Fellowship Focused on LGBTQ Medical Care
Antioch University Los Angeles and the LGBT Specialization are excited to support the UCLA LGBTQ Fellowship at UCLA Health in association with the David Geffen School of Medicine. Having learned of…
Dayton Magazine Highlights AUM McGregor Library Grant
In its “Back to School Guide,” Dayton Magazine featured the McGregor Library’s Ohio Book Awards & Authors grant. The Library received $750 in funds and purchased 45 books for student use. “Our mission relates…
Nonprofit Management Students Visit Neighborhood Music School
Students from the MA in Nonprofit Management program (MANM) visited Neighborhood Music School in Boyle Heights. Students sat inside the parlor of the Victorian house and as music wafted through the air. Karen Louis, Executive…