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
An AmeriCorps experience sets you apart. You chose a service-driven path through which you gained new skills and valuable knowledge. At Antioch University, we greatly
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
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
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
Turning Research Into Intergenerational Programs Shawn Fields has a lifelong passion for making communities healthier through fostering positive intergenerational experiences. During her time as an
Each year the Education Department presents “The Friends of Education Speaker Series” which features guest speakers who focus on progressive education themes. Below is a sampling of past
Filmmaker, Educator, Indigenous Media Activist Indigenous media activist Tracy Rector (Choctaw) is an Antioch University Seattle (AUS) MAEd alumna. As Executive Director and Co-founder of Longhouse Media, which
An Educator in the Business World For Danny Cords, life’s not about the grade, it’s about continuing to learn and applying your knowledge in real-world
This August, the fall 2016 cohort in the Master’s in Teaching program presented their Master’s Capstone Projects, culminating four quarters of research and synthesis of
This August, Antioch University Seattle (AUS) hosted an open house for our Leadership in Edible Education (LEE) program, inviting prospective students, alumni, faculty, and other
Serving Students with Disabilities For Antioch University Seattle alumna Karen DeYoung, supporting students with disabilities is not just her day job, it’s part of who
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