In conjunction with the Hutton Parker Foundation, Antioch University Santa Barbara (AUSB) hosted an evening reception and book signing for real estate investor Tom Parker’s new book The $100 Million Secret: Why and How Foundations Should Invest in Community Instead
Dr. Dawn Murray, professor at Antioch University Santa Barbara, was elected vice president of the Tribal Trust Foundation. With a PhD in ocean sciences from UC Santa Cruz, Murray now teaches courses in marine biology, environmental advocacy and justice, global
Last month, the National Association for Women Business Owners – Santa Barbara (NAWBO-SB) awarded program chairwoman Julie McGloin with a full-tuition scholarship for AUSB’s new Women and Leadership Certificate Program. This announcement was made by Congresswoman Lois Capps and AUSB
AUSB Bachelor of Arts core faculty member Lillian Seldeen led her Anthrozoology class on a field trip to Laurel Springs Ranch last month. The class spent the morning engaging with the topic “Horse Wisdom for the Soul,” taught by MaryAnn
Open to the Public – No Reservations Required. Saturday, November 9, 2013 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. (Free) Discuss matters about the impacts of climate change in Santa Barbara. Learn from community experts about prevention and adaptation to the challenges of
Salvador Treviño, Ph.D., Clinical Faculty and Director of Practicum for AUSB’s Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology, presented on Thursday, September 12 at the Latino Behavioral Health Institute’s Annual Conference in downtown Los Angeles. His presentation was entitled “Latino Immigration, Cultural
AUSB’s Doctoral Program in Clinical Psychology is delighted to announce that core faculty member and Director of Clinical Training, Sharleen O’Brien, PsyD, and student/doctoral candidate A. Courtney Stallings, MA, have been elected to the board of directors for the California
AUSB core PsyD faculty member Dr. Steve Kadin spoke at the American Psychological Association’s (APA) annual convention in Honolulu, Hawaii on August 3, sharing his wisdom about male infidelity. An article about his presentation is featured at the following link
The weeklong Antioch Summer Writing Institute was capped off by a lively reading on Friday night, August 2, by special guest author Ron Carlson, bestselling novelist and short story writer (The Signal and Five Skies), who is also Director of
The Antioch Summer Writing Institute has continued through the week with participants immersing themselves deeper into their chose genres, and faculty and guest speakers sharing their expertise. Wednesday, July 31, proved relatively light, with the regular morning workshops from 9:00
The first two full days of AUSB’s Summer Writing Institute were filled with joy, creativity, laughter, discovery, camaraderie, enlightenment and many touching moments. After connecting over a continental breakfast each morning, the participants and faculty headed to their five respective
The Summer 2013 AUSB Odyssey, our “Anthology: The Best of 2010 Through 2012” edition, is now available online. In this issue, we collected the very best poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, art, and photography from past editions over the last three
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