Urban Sustainability MA Affiliate Faculty Dr. Adonia Lugo is the co-author of a new white paper published by the Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Davis. The paper is titled “Making Bicycling Equitable: Lessons from Sociocultural Research.” The white paper
Monica Rincon is a middle school teacher at Grace Hopper Stem Academy in Inglewood. She was raised in Compton. As a student and now as an educator she has been deeply involved in community politics and efforts to improve education,
Melissa Crandall, an alumna of the MA in Nonprofit Management program at AULA (MANM), serves as the Director of Communications and Development for The Institute for Religious Tolerance, Peace, and Justice, as well as Director of Operations for Cancer Care Network
Tananarive Due, faculty in the MFA, Writing & Contemporary Media program in Santa Barbara and at UCLA, was featured in three media pieces in March 2019 on some exciting new developments in her area of expertise, Black Horror. Due also
Teachers Test Prep, an education company that supports prospective teachers, is offering $10,000 through its 2019 Teachers Test Prep “Pass the Torch” Teacher Scholarships. Two $5,000 scholarships will be awarded: one to a student preparing to become an elementary school
MBA Program Chair Anna Kwong, published an Op-Ed letter in the Santa Barbara Independent on Reflecting on the Thomas Fire and Community Preparedness. “Like many in Santa Barbara, Montecito, Ventura, around the country, and around the world, I have been
by Kolleen Carney I met Julie LeMay in a poetry workshop at Antioch University in Los Angeles in 2011. Kind and caring, Julie was a true friend and a lovely part of my experience in grad school—in an environment so
Graduate Student Makes Leap from Entertainment Industry to Nonprofit Management You wouldn’t think working as a talent agent in the entertainment industry would be the most seamless of training grounds for working in the non-profit world, but Masters in Nonprofit
Alumni Embraces Personal Challenges to Enhance Professional Work Antioch MA in Clinical Psychology Graduate, Patrick Davey Tully, MA, LMFT, credits both his Antioch education and the personal challenges he’s had to face all his life, with helping develop the “integrative
MA in Urban Sustainability faculty Adonia Lugo’s book Bicycle / Race: Transportation, Culture & Resistance has made Curbed, a real-estate blogging network, “Top 25 Must-Read Books About Cities Written by Women.” Dr. Lugo is known for her work in Washington
Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity.” – Horace Mann Festival of Books at USC campus on Saturday, April 13th and Sunday, April 14th. Students from across all academic programs, including the Bridge Program, as
Beth Varner is a recent graduate of the MA in Nonprofit Management (MANM) program. She has been working in education since 2009 as a school psychologist, and more recently in educational sales for Riverside Insights (formerly, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt). Parallel
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