Cadyn is part of the Psychology faculty at AULA and Alliant International University, an MFT intern at the Los Angeles Gender Center, a PsyD candidate at the Chicago School of Professional Psychology, and a private practice psychotherapist. His interests include horseback riding,
Meredith is an MFT trainee at Outreach Concern and the Southern California Counseling Center. Her interests include floral design, running, backpacking, creating mixed media arts, and flipping homes.
Elizabeth is the Assistant Secretary of Urban Farming for the Altadena Farmers Market. Her interests include food, farming, cooking, books, and movies.
Xochitl-Julisa is the Literary Curator for Beyond Baroque Literary/Arts Center. Her work has been published in The Los Angeles Review, PALABRA, and The Umbrella Journal, and she was nominated for a 2009 Puschard Award. Xochitl-Julisa’s interests include traveling, Frida Kahlo, and Los Angeles
Megan is an MFT Trainee at Family Services Agency in Burbank. Megan’s interests include wine (certified sommelier), yoga, gardening, cooking, painting, and drawing.
While at AULA, Chris won the Association of Writers & Writing Programs Intro Journals Prize for his story ‘A Man in Review’. Chris is a freelance journalist who is interested in photography, surfing, fine cheese.
We are thrilled to announce Lunch Ticket’s new Winter/Spring 2017 issue! This issue contains 82 new works of poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, flash, young adult, works in translation, visual art, and interviews. We are immensely proud of the diverse body
Cynthia McDermott, EdD, Professor and Chair of the Education Department, has co-edited a new book on modern approaches in social and educational research. Contributing authors include esteemed higher education leaders from across the globe who engaged in profound and robust
AULA’s Certificate in Web Development was recently featured in Time Magazine online. The article, entitled “Software Boot Camps Are Getting Easier to Pay For” highlighted AULA’s partnership with Sabio Coding. The collaboration created an innovative model that allows students to
The Diversity Committee and the MA in Clinical Psychology Program sponsored “Islamic Extremism and its Impact on the American Psyche” on October 27, 2017. This event was a continued conversation on Muslim Voices. Drs. Layla Jilood and Zari Hedayat moderated
MA in Clinical Psychology faculty Dr. Theodore Burnes and four Antioch alumni, who are also MFT trainees and interns, presented at the 2016 Models of Pride (MOP) Conference on October, 29th. Held at the University of Southern California campus, the
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