Laura Thomas recently presented a webinar, entitled “Building Collaborative Learning Communities to Increase Student Engagement,” for the New England International Society for Technology in Education
Jana Dean ‘94 is one of 38 U.S. teachers selected for the highly competitive Fulbright Distinguished Awards in Teaching fellowship to the Netherlands. As a
Clinical Psychology Chair and Professor Lorraine Mangione was recently featured as a guest blogger for The Ethical Professor on the Psychology Today website. The post
Faculty member Martha Straus has an article coming out in Psychotherapy Networker. In “Listening to the Next Generation – Are We Hearing What They Have
PsyD students Dana Vitrano (4th year) and Nimi Jayaraman (2nd year), along with AUNE Professor Kathi Borden presented their paper at the meeting of the
Morgan Campbell, student in the Interdisciplinary Master of Arts (IMA) program, Alesia Maltz, AUNE ES Core Faculty, and Cathy Lounsbury, AUNE CMHC Core Faculty were
Antioch University New England hosted its second training of students, staff, and faculty through New Hampshire’s Disaster Behavioral Health Response Team (DBHRT). The DBHRT builds New Hampshire’s
Welcome to Xtreme Research 10.0, better known as Introduction to Research Design with Jimmy Karlan, EdD, Core Faculty in the Environmental Studies (ES) program at
As the Director of Adult Services at the Greater Nashua Mental Health Center, AUNE PsyD Alumnus, Thomas Hulslander, has to supervise a wide variety of clinicians and he credits his Antioch education for providing him with the skills necessary to succeed in that kind of milieu: “We employ many undergraduate level providers— case managers and functional support providers, for example.
Alumnus Discovers the Value of Hypnosis Treatment in Work after Antioch AUNE alumnus, Frederick W. Green, III, PsyD, class of 2015, admits the path to
Alumna Credits Antioch’s Support Group for Racial and Ethnic Diversity (SERD) for “Inspiring” Her Professional Work Allyssa Lanza, PsyD, class of 2014, currently works as
Alumna Embraces Antioch’s “Mindfulness” in her Professional and Personal Life One of Ashley Miller’s (CMHC, ’18) earliest childhood school memories is taking a clipboard and
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