AUSB alumna Katie Furden was recently profiled as a part of Noozhawk’s series, “Salute to Teachers.” Furden received her Multiple Subject Credential and MEd at Antioch. She is now a fifth-grade teacher at Franklin Elementary School in the Santa Barbara
MBA student takes family business to next level Dan La Berge had lived in the for-profit world for his entire career until a back injury took him out of it for three years. His path back to work ultimately led
Jacqueline Reid, PhD, is president of the Santa Barbara Unified School District School Board, a credential analyst, and affiliate faculty in the Antioch University Santa Barbara education program, and she also teaches in the BA program as well. As part
Purify Uses Spirituality To Help Now a great-grandmother, Betty Purify’s goal since she was 13 years old has always been to help people. She and her husband, Pastor Gerald Purify, have shared that mission for 40 years, providing counseling for
Ken Richardson, former Hughes Aircraft Company president and esteemed author, inspired the Santa Barbara community last Friday with his philosophy for success. Richardson’s decades of organizational, management and innovative wisdom was shared with Master of Business Administration candidates, faculty and
La-Tonia Willis settled herself on Antioch University Santa Barbara’s (AUSB) campus patio, perfectly tempered by sunlight beaming down on her. She looked around to admire her new school. “AUSB has such a great campus,” exclaimed Willis. “The program itself feels like
Sarah Moore, MA, AMFT, is the Director of Residential Support Services at PathPoint Santa Barbara. PathPoint is a non-profit organization that works with the disadvantaged and disabled and provides clients with both employment and housing support services. Sarah earned her Masters in
In Santa Barbara, children are growing through gardening at local schools sponsored by Explore Ecology, singing in the rain at Storytellers Children’s Center, making mud pies at Tucker’s Grove Park with the Wilderness Youth Project and forts at Rocky Nook
Cheri Gurse, PhD, teaching faculty in the BA in Liberal Studies Program at Antioch University Santa Barbara, will be presenting at the upcoming annual National Women’s Studies Association (NWSA) conference. The conference, Just Imagine. Imagining Justice: Feminist Visions of Freedom, Dream
Anna Kwong has been chair of Antioch University Santa Barbara’s (AUSB) Master of Business Administration (MBA) program since 2016 and has had a career in business for over thirty years. She has been recognized as a leader in higher education
At a well-attended MBA Workshop Friday night August 10, 2018, Eric Zackrison spoke to a captivated group of MBA students, faculty, and community members about the importance of knowing who we are. If we are able to understand our assets and our
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Three years ago, the MA in Clinical Psychology program at AUSB partnered with the Santa Barbara Family Service Agency and Alzheimer’s Association. Together, they received a grant from the Santa Barbara Foundation (SBF) to support and educate caregivers and the
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