Aida Dizdarevic is in her third quarter in the Undergraduate Studies program at Antioch University Santa Barbara studying communication and media. Aida brings a variety of experience and unique expertise to her classes because in addition to traveling the world,
“You Should Get More” Darius Sasser, an Antioch University Santa Barbara student, has recently returned from a trip to Europe, but his intentions for the trip were not your standard student studying abroad. Darius has recently started his own company
If you thought this profile was going to be about ancient Greek epic poetry by a long-dead entity called Homer, you were absolutely incorrect. Or maybe it was just me? Instead, we find a fresh slice of contemporary media coming
Antioch University Santa Barbara awarded degrees at its annual Commencement Ceremony on Friday, June 15, 2018. Family and friends of the 117 graduates celebrated after the ceremony that was held at a beachside hotel. In addition to celebrating the graduates,
Screenwriter Stephen McFeely, co-writer of The Avengers: Infinity War, and the Captain America series, as well as other movies and shows, brought a warm smile and good humor along with his writing experience to share with the MFA cohort Tuesday
Pacific Pride Foundation (PPF) provides programs and services to more than 10,000 people in Santa Barbara County, has expanded its Counseling Program by a collaboration with Antioch University Santa Barbara. Two AUSB doctorate level psychology (PsyD) students will join the
Alistair McCartney, author of the 2017 book The Disintegrations, recently attended an awards ceremony at the New School in New York City to receive the Publishing Triangle’s 2018 Ferro-Grumley Award for LGBTQ Fiction. At the ceremony, McCartney thanked his colleagues
Dr. Allen Bishop, PhD, is the newest member of AUSB’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology core faculty. His research centers on the intersection of music, psychoanalytic treatment and creativity. He says his “life as a psychoanalyst came about after my love
by Liz Shemaria Mist fell from the trees in Monteverde, Costa Rica, as Dawn Murray stepped off the school bus on her way to work. Monkeys howled, coatis scampered across the earth, and Murray breathed in crisp, clear, morning air.
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]by Marissa Whisman Nels Henderson has been teaching at Antioch University Santa Barbara for nearly 20 years. What his students and colleagues may not know is that Henderson is an alumnus of Antioch University, and he arrived at his teaching
A Message from Dr. Barbara Lipinski, Provost & CEO It is with a heavy heart that we, the Antioch University Santa Barbara community, mourn the passing of Dr. Lamar Jerome Smith. Dr. Smith, known as Lamar when he was a
Announcing the call for submissions for the 2018 Odyssey Writing Contest, open to current Antioch University Santa Barbara Bachelor’s program students. Deadline is May 4, 2018. Prompt: Are you passionate about social justice? Prizes Prizes will be awarded to four
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