Anna Kwong, MBA, who has been involved with Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Master of Business Administration program in Social Business, Non-Profit Management, and Strategic Leadership since it began in 2014, has been named permanent chair of the program effective immediately.
Gissela Rosiles, Natasha Quintero, and Karina Gonzalez from Antioch University Santa Barbara’s MA in Clinical Psychology program have been awarded $18,500 each through the California Educational MFT Stipend Program. The MFT Stipend Program is one of several incentive programs funded through
Audrey Horstmann, a 2013 graduate of the Master of Arts in Education program at Antioch University Santa Barbara, published an article entitled “Learning Through Gardening” in the Fall 2015 edition of the Journal for Christian Educators. In her article, Audrey writes, “Gardening
The Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) at Antioch University Santa Barbara has announced its student award recipients for the 2015-16 academic year. Award for Excellence in Professionalism Kayleigh Hay: Kayleigh is currently in her pre-doctoral CAPIC Internship at the Lifeskills Treatment
Every year before Thanksgiving, the Teacher Credential program’s Real World Math class enjoys Jody Nelson’s workshop on Math and Movement. Jody involves the teacher candidates in exercises with hula hoops, playground balls, and jump ropes. They learn hand games, team
Antioch University Santa Barbara has received a collaborative grant totaling $75,000 to support the training of qualified students enrolled in the Master’s in Clinical Psychology Program’s concentration in Healthy Aging. The Santa Barbara Foundation Family Caregiver Systems and Support Grants award
The most recent workshop presented by Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Master in Business Administration (MBA) program focused on the student projects of the first graduating class. Entitled “Antioch’s Got Talent: Business Ideas on Doing Well and Doing Good,” the workshop on Friday,
The students in the second cohort of the Antioch University Santa Barbara Women & Leadership certificate program completed their third and final residency and were awarded their certificates last weekend. The 13 members of the cohort started the program in January
Dr. Salvador Treviño, Core Faculty and Director of Practicum in the Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) program at Antioch University Santa Barbara, was the keynote speaker at The Lyceum: Mental Health Awards and Education Luncheon presented by the Community Counseling Center on Friday, October 9
The Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology (PsyD) at Antioch University Santa Barbara has partnered with the Santa Barbara Unified School District to provide in-school counseling services for schoolchildren and their families. The partnership was formed between Dr. Salvador Treviño, Core Faculty
Carol Tisson has been appointed Interim Program Director for the Women & Leadership Certificate program at Antioch University Santa Barbara. Carol is an instructor for the program, teaching the Gender and Leadership course. She has been with the Women & Leadership
Antioch University Santa Barbara presents Executive Producer Ilene Kahn Power and Stan Brock and the film Remote Area Medical on Friday, October 16 from 7:00-9:00 p.m. Brock, renowned former television star of Wild Kingdom and humanitarian, founded Remote Area Medical, a relief organization that
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