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What’s happening with Antioch’s Alumni, Faculty, and Staff

  • Taylor Sweet-Cosce and Faculty present at Social Justice Conference

    Taylor Sweet-Cosce, Core Faculty member in the School or Counseling, Psychology, and Therapy (CPT), Counseling Division, and colleagues, Jordan Mike and Nia Page, MA, NCC, are presenting an educational session at the 2025 Counselors for Social Justice Conference in San Juan, Puerto Rico, April 11-12, 2025.  Their conference presentation is entitled “To Counselors and Counselor…

  • Amy Climer Publishes Deliberate Creative Teams, Guiding Leaders to Foster Innovation

    Amy Climer ‘16 (PhD, GSLC) has published her first book, Deliberate Creative Teams: How to Lead for Innovative Results, a practical guide for leaders looking to enhance creativity and innovation within their teams. Drawing from her doctoral research and years of consulting experience, Climer introduces the Deliberate Creative Team system, offering a clear roadmap for…

  • Jude Bergkamp hosts NCSPP 2025 Mid-Winter Conference

    Jude Bergkamp, core faculty in the Clinical Psychology Department at Antioch University Seattle, hosted the NCSPP 2025 Mid-Winter Conference in New Orleans from January 20-24, 2025.  Bergkamp serves as President of the National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP). His theme was “The Lotus & The Sword: Revisioning the NCSPP Training Model…

  • Michael Simpson, Faculty Emeritus

    Michael Simpson, Faculty Emeritus of the Environmental Studies & Sustainability program at Antioch University’s New England campus, interviewed author Peter Hill about his recent book, River Profiles: The People Restoring Our Waterways, published by Columbia University Press. Hill has worked as a specialist in stream restoration for over two decades, first in Washington, DC, and…

  • Michelle M. Ehle Featured in Seattle Times for Election Stress Support

    Michelle M. Ehle ‘20 (Clinical Psychology, Seattle) was interviewed by the Seattle Times for the article “Expert Advice for Coping with Election Stress.” Ehle, a therapist based in Olympia, shared insights into how she supports clients navigating the emotional challenges of a contentious presidential election season. In response to growing anxiety, Ehle introduced a weekly…

  • Nicole White ‘22 has been appointed Assistant Professor

    Nicole White, PhD ‘22, an alum of Antioch University’s Graduate School of Leadership and Change, has been appointed Assistant Professor at Cincinnati Children’s Division of Developmental-Behavioral Pediatrics and named the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology’s Fellow of the Future.  Fellows for the Future is a 12-month program for early-career researchers from historically excluded groups, offering mentorship, leadership training,…

  • Marcea Daiter, a GSLC Student, Co-hosts a Panel Discussion 

    Marcea Daiter, a student in Antioch’s Graduate School of Leadership and Change, recently co-hosted a panel discussion titled “The Style and Politics of Talley Beatty’s Dance” at the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts.  This engaging event brought together dance historians, students, professionals, and artistic directors who have worked with or been influenced…

  • Jane Feinberg presents at the SEL Exchange

    Jane Feinberg, PhD ‘23, GSLC, recently presented at the SEL Exchange, a national conference hosted by the Collaborative for Academic, Social, and Emotional Learning (CASEL), where she discussed the ways her research has shaped the mission of Power of Place Learning Communities, bridging the gap between theory and practice. Feinberg’s session entitled, “Being and Becoming…

  • Kenta Estrada-Darley appointed Chief Community Innovation Officer at CRDC

    Kenta Estrada-Darley ‘17 (Los Angeles, MA, GSLC) has been appointed Chief Community Innovation Officer at the Coalition for Responsible Community Development (CRCD).  The CRCD is devoted to educating and empowering historically disadvantaged youth and residents of South Los Angeles. Estrada-Darley is responsible for initiatives, innovative service models, and partnerships to enhance workforce development and education…

  • Coumar publishes Inquiry-Based Psychotherapy: Applying The Work of Byron Katie in Clinical Settings

    Anil Coumar ‘94 (Seattle, MA) published a book titled Inquiry-Based Psychotherapy: Applying The Work of Byron Katie in Clinical Settings. Coumar uses engaging case studies, exercises, and guidance to teach practitioners to integrate The Work into their therapeutic approaches. This will help to address anxiety, depression, addiction, relationship issues, and more. It is a guide…

  • Carol Barrett publishes a new poetry collection, Reading Wind

    Carol Barrett, affiliate faculty at Antioch University’s Graduate School of Leadership and Change, has published a new poetry collection, Reading Wind.  These poems celebrate the life of the author’s father, a rural physician, an accomplished musician, and a man who was one with the earth. She takes the reader on an imagery-rich journey of mourning…

  • Two GSLC Graduates Present Their Research

    Ileya Grosman, PhD ‘24, and LauraLynn Jansen, PhD ‘22, alums of Antioch’s Graduate School of Leadership and Change, presented their research at The University of New Mexico Mentor Institute Conference and published an article in The Chronicle of Mentoring & Coaching titled “Humanizing Moments within the Mentor-Mentee Relationship.” Their research pushes against Western philosophies that…