In June, organizations in which a few alumni and faculty from the Antioch MA in Urban Sustainability (USMA) program are involved were honored at the APA
Caley O’Dwyer, MA, MFT, MFA specializes in both Psychology and Creative Writing and is an Affiliate faculty member in the Division of Undergraduate Studies at AULA.
Core poetry faculty in the AULA MFA in Creative Writing program, Victoria Chang, was recently awarded a Macdowell Colony fellowship, which was announced in January
Steve Heller, chair of the MFA in Creative Writing Program, and Don Strauss, founding chair of the Urban Sustainability Masters Program, presented together at the Hawai`i International
2019 marked the first year that Antioch University marched as a group in LA’s 34th Kingdom Day Parade. Accompanying the group of faculty, staff, students,
Jane Paul, >Teaching Faculty and Head of the undergraduate concentration Urban Studies as well as Teaching (and founding) Faculty in the Masters in Urban Sustainability
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
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
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.
Ashley Neilsen, Research Faculty and Director of Title III grant at AUSB, along with Dawn Murray, MS, PhD Professor and Chair, Undergraduate Studies, are pleased to
The Antioch MFA program launched a new MFA newsletter last month, the Antioch MFA Citizen. The newsletter (distributed online) features alumni and student interviews, publications,
A recent article in Christian Science Monitor discusses the intricacies of the developing and evolving market around web series, particularly programming featuring people of color and
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