Antioch University Seattle (AUS) PsyD in Clinical Psychology students Celia Arauz, Gwendolyn Barnhart, Jennifer Gross, and Amber Nipper— supported by AUS PsyD faculty Jude Bergkamp, Dana Waters, Mike Sakuma, and Michael Toohey—were first author on research posters displayed at the Washington
Antioch University Seattle’s (AUS) PsyD (Doctor of Psychology) program was conferred a period of five years for accreditation by the American Psychology Association (APA) on Friday, November 17, 2017. The APA is the premiere psychology organization in the United States,
Antioch University Seattle Masters of of Arts in Teaching alums Kyla Crawford (’17) and Tahirih Pirnia (’17) and Education Core Faculty Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich will present their research poster, “Art for Empathy’s Sake: Making the World Inclusive Again” at
The last weekend in October, from Thursday, October 26, to Sunday, October 29, at Key Arena, Antioch University Seattle’s (AUS) psychology, counseling, and therapy graduate programs were on the frontlines of the Seattle Center Foundation’s fourth annual Seattle/King County Clinic.
Teacher/Advocate for Diverse Students Lorlie Sardinia, a graduate of Antioch University Seattle’s Master’s of Education (MAEd) graduate program, is giving back in a big way. Sardinia currently works as an English Language Development teacher at Van Asselt Elementary School, a
A CMHC MA Student’s Service Learning in Nepal Daley Ruthven first selected Antioch University Seattle when looking for an MA program that would give her the chance to make a difference as a mental health clinician. Although she explored a
From October 20-22, 2017, Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich displayed a research poster, Cultural Preservation & Asian Indian Children’s Literature at the International Board on Books for Young People regional conference in Seattle. Her research documents Asian Indian children’s literature by and
Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich, Core Faculty and Associate Chair of the MA in Teaching program in the AUS School of Education, presented her paper “Ecofeminist Children’s Literature and Social Activist Teaching” at the American Association for Teaching and Curriculum‘s annual
The Antioch University Seattle School of Education is proud to sponsor an author talk by Stan Yogi and Linda Atkins on their book Fred Korematsu Speaks Up on Thursday, October 26, 2017 at 7:00 p.m. at Dearborn Park International School.
Antioch University Seattle School of Education Core Faculty Dr. Christie E. Kaaland recently won a victory for her profession, by successfully advocating for a return to stronger educational standards for certified school librarians. As Dr. Kaaland explains, “Last May, the
Antioch University Seattle (AUS) Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) and Play Therapy faculty are well represented at this year’s Washington Association of Marriage and Family Therapy. Not only is AUS CFT Chair and Core Faculty Dr. Jennifer Sampson coordinating the
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