Cathy Herceg-Buehler

January 31, 2017
Los Angeles

by Antioch University

I chose Antioch University because it’s a very cutting-edge school with a lot of fresh ideas. I went back to school later in life. When I’m at AULA, I feel like part of the community – I don’t feel ‘old.’ I love that I went to school here. It was a perfect fit.

Cathy is an intern at an agency that works with children and teens struggling with autism, schizophrenia, emotional disturbance, and/or cognitive delays. Her interests include artistic movies; reading; swimming; enjoying a good, quiet meal (although with children, this is rare!)

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