Wendy Mapes ‘00 (Antioch Midwest, MA in Theater) has been awarded the prestigious New Jersey Governor’s Award for Outstanding Teacher of Theater by the Speech
Peter Price ‘91 (Midwest, Music Recording and Performance) released his first album of original music entitled Department of the Interior in February of 2022. The
Chad Lensman ‘09 (Antioch Midwest, BA) was hired as the new superintendent for the Fairlawn Local School District in Sidney, Ohio. His official duties are
Grace Estle ‘15 (Midwest, BA Creative Writing) published Chandler the Crocodile, a picture book that empowers toddlers and early readers to embrace what makes them
John Kachuba’s ‘96 (Midwest, MA) twelfth book, Shapeshifters: A History has been released by Reaktion Books. It was a finalist in the Horror Writers Association’s
Luciana Lieff ‘18 (Antioch Midwest, BA in Conflict Studies) and Tashira Collier ‘04 (MA in Conflict Resolution) are inaugural mediators for the Alternatives to Policing
Arlie Ray ‘15 (Antioch Midwest, BA in Management) is the new mental health counselor for Clark State College in Springfield, Ohio. Also an alum of
Dr. Robert Jackson ‘06 (Antioch University Midwest, MA in Higher Education Administration) was featured as the main speaker in the Paducah Area Chamber of Commerce’s
Dréa Lewis (Antioch University Midwest, MA in Performing Arts) was honored to receive a directing award from The John F. Kennedy Center for her artistic
Winona LaDuke ‘89 (Midwest, MA) is an author, activist, environmentalist, and a Harvard and Antioch University alumna. LaDuke, the Green Party vice-presidential candidate in the
Gertrude Lyons ‘06 (Midwest, MA) wrote about the importance of allowing children to express their emotions in a parenting article in MindBodyGreen. She encourages parents
Taci Jones ’06 (Midwest, MEd) received the Excellence in Teaching Award sponsored by the Springfield, OH Rotary Club, Ohio Edison, The Springfield Foundation, and the
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