Mangione to Give Opening Lecture at NCSPP Meeting in January

Lorraine Mangione, professor of clinical psychology, has been invited to give one of the opening talks at the 2013 National Council of Schools and Programs in Professional Psychology winter conference, January 21;26,  in Nassau, Bahamas. Her talk, Food and Fences: Tending Relationships in the Academic Setting, will focus on relationships between faculty and faculty, faculty and students, students and students, and faculty and administrators.

The theme of the conference is Relationship Competency.

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Trans Visibility, Now More Important (And Costly) Than Ever

Y’all… I’m so tired. In previous years, International Transgender Day of Visibility has been a joyous and proud occasion for me. My gender identity, as I now see it, has been my truth for nearly a decade, and my deliberate decision to live openly and honor that identity in my expression followed shortly after.

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Photos of Mariaimeé Gonzalez and Devona Stalnaker-Shofner.

Two Antioch Faculty Elected President of Regional Counseling Associations

This July, two Antioch faculty will step forward to assume the presidencies of two out of the five regional counseling associations in the U.S. Mariaimeé Gonzalez, Chair of the MA in Counseling, Clinical Mental Health Counseling at Antioch Seattle, has assumed the presidency of the Western Association for Counselor Education and Supervision.

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