Joël Barraquiel Tan (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) was been made the executive director of the Wing Luke Museum in Seattle, Washington. Check
LeVan D. Hawkins ’11 (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA) has been awarded a Pushcart Prize for his essay, “Both Sissies,” which was published in the Chicago
Chris Tompkins, student in the Los Angeles Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology, LGBT-Affirmative Psychology Specialization with an expected graduation date of June of 2022,
Angela M. Franklin ‘20 (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) conducted Our Soul wRITES: Sexual Trauma Undressed, a two-part healing and writing workshop series,
As part of NPR’s celebrations of National Poetry Month, NPR asked Antioch MFA in Creative Writing Faculty Victoria Chang to share her favorite poetry submissions
Angel Harper ‘10 (Education Teaching Credential, Antioch Los Angeles) was an elementary school teacher for the Los Angeles Unified School District for 12 years, retiring
Carol V. Davis, Poet and Adjunct Faculty in Creative Writing in the Antioch Los Angeles’ Undergraduate Program had her new book, Below Zero, accepted by
Antioch Los Angeles faculty and newly appointed Chair of the MA in Clinical Psychology program, Dr. Tenika Jackson, was quoted in a Los Angeles Times
Rebecca Kuder ’01 (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA) had her debut novel, The Eight Mile Suspended Carnival, published by What Books Press. (More at https://rebeccakuder.com/.)
Melissa Meszaros ‘12 (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) had her memoir Heavy Metal Headbang published by Oil on Water Press on March 3,
Kate Maruyama ‘09 (Antioch Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) had her novella, Family Solstice, named Best Fiction Book of 2021 in the latest issue of
Antioch MFA in Creative Writing Faculty Natashia Deón was interviewed by The Coachella Review about her novel The Perishing.
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