Kingian Activist and Scholar Had anyone told me two years ago about the difference I would be making in the world today, I would not have believed them. At that time I was in the twenty-second year of an all-consuming
Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) students recently gathered, along with faculty members, family, friends, and classmates, to present their Capstone Inquiry Projects. For these projects, students conduct original, on-the-ground research over the course of three quarters and their presentations
Dr. Christie Kaaland, Core Faculty at Antioch University Seattle and Associate Editor for Teacher Librarian: The Journal for School Library Professionals, was quoted in a recent NBC article on technology and libraries. Modern technology has evolved the way children and
A Doctorate in the House When you have achieved a certain level of acumen and experience within your field, it’s not uncommon to want to parlay that knowledge into helping others progressing in the profession. That’s what motivated Michelle Byrd
For most graduates of the Masters in Teaching (MAT) program at Antioch University Seattle, the June Commencement marks a jumping-off point—the opening of new doors to new classrooms. For graduate Danny Vuong, it means something different: the opportunity to realize
Antioch University Seattle (AUS) clinical mental health counseling (CMHC) with Art Therapy graduate student Heather Ohms is invested in the mind-body-spirit connection. Her experiences as an AUS student have given her the tools and scholastic environment to take these passions
2002 AUS School of Education alumna and current AUS Adjunct Faculty Kate Sipe was recently honored with a Green Lake Elementary PTA Golden Acorn Award, as well as a Davis Law Group, P.S. School Supplies Gift Program’s Golden Apple Award for
Cassie Manalastas crossed an ocean to study Drama Therapy at Antioch University Seattle. Upon completing her Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Ateneo de Manila University, Manalastas initially studied law at the University of the Philippines Diliman. Both her parents
The NES test is required for those who are pursuing teacher certification in the state of Washington. Antioch is offering free sessions to help prospective teachers prepare to be successful on the math portion of this test! This series of
I came out of undergrad with a strong interest in social justice, critical dialogue, and experiential education. I carried these with me around my home state and the world for a few years before turning back to school. Antioch University
Cyn Clarfield’s Dissertation Research: You’re Doing Fine, Right? When Cyn Clarfield accepted her doctorate in clinical psychology at Antioch University Seattle’s 2017 Commencement she will be marking the end of a five-year dissertation process that has been exhausting, frustrating, compelling,
Kristin Leong is a humanities teacher at Bellevue International School. As an Antioch alum she has worked diligently on issues of equity and justice in education. Her upcoming TED talk at Town Hall is next Thursday, 6/15 and it’s called
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