Ashley Somics, an Antioch University Santa Barbara alum of the Graduate Education and Credentialing program, has successfully undergone one kidney transplant but is now in need of a second. The 30-year-old Ashley, who is a teacher at La Cumbre Junior High
Antioch University Santa Barbara’s MBA program will be well-represented at the 2015 Spirit of Entrepreneurship Awards as Nathalie Gensac, a member of the program’s advisory board, and Diana Pereira, an MBA adjunct faculty member, have been nominated. Nathalie is nominated in the Nonprofit
Antioch University Santa Barbara will honor students and donors alike at its Annual Grant and Scholarship reception on Wednesday, May 20. The reception, which is invite only, will recognize the students who have been awarded over $135,000 through this year’s institutional scholarships
Dr. Ron Pilato, Chair and Core Faculty of Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology (PsyD), has joined the Santa Barbara County Psychological Association Board of Directors. Dr. Pilato will Chair the Continuing Education Committee of the Board with the responsibility for
Jenn Kennedy, a second-year student in Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Masters in Clinical Psychology program, has joined the Board of Directors of the Santa Barbara chapter of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists as Director of Communications. In this role,
The socially responsible MBA Program at Antioch University Santa Barbara welcomes the public to its free workshop on Friday, May 8, from 5:30 to 8:30 pm, with former executives from Google and Microsoft. The workshop, entitled “Building a Socially Responsible Partnership:
Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson, the chair of Antioch University Santa Barbara’s MA in Clinical Psychology program, has joined the Board of Directors of the California Association of Marriage and Family Therapists Santa Barbara Chapter. As Program Co-Chair, Dr. Wolfson will be
“Standing on Sacred Ground,” a series that focuses on how indigenous people around the world struggle to protect their sacred lands, is coming to Antioch University Santa Barbara on Thursday, April 23 at 7:00 p.m. as the next installment of the
The socially responsible Master’s in Business Administration program at Antioch University Santa Barbara will present a free workshop open to the public on Friday, April 10 at 5:30 p.m. focusing on the scalability of social change. The workshop, entitled “The
Thirteen students in Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Bachelor of Arts program can now add “Documentary Filmmaker” to their resumes. The students screened their films in the Social Justice Documentary Film Festival on campus on Thursday, March 12, as part of Stan
A memorial service will be held on Saturday, March 14, in Los Olivos for Austin Bartoo, a BA student at Antioch University Santa Barbara who passed away on February 23. Austin’s family has released the following obituary with details about
Judy Bruton, program director of Antioch University Santa Barbara’s Master’s in Business Administration and Women & Leadership programs, and AUSB Trustee Susan Rose among are those chosen for the inaugural Bravo Awards. The Bravo Awards are presented by the National Association
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