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Micah Depper Recognized with Prestigious Milken Educator Award
Micah Depper ‘23 (New England, MS in Environmental Studies) has been honored with a 2024-25 Milken Educator Award, one of education’s most prestigious national recognitions. As the sole recipient in Maine this year and the first-ever honoree from Regional School Unit 1 (RSU 1), Depper was surprised with the award during a school-wide assembly at…
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Lynn Horan to Release Book on Clergy Women and Church Culture
Lynn Horan ‘24 (GSLC, PhD) will release her book Dismantled: Abusive Church Culture and the Clergy Women Who Leave this spring through Tehom Center Publishing. Based on her dissertation, “Feminized Servanthood, Gendered Scapegoating, and the Disappearance of Gen-X/Millennial Protestant Clergy Women,” the book explores the systemic challenges women face in church leadership. Horan’s research will…
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Martha Freymann Miser Publishes Article on Leadership and Organizational Culture
Martha Freymann Miser ‘11 (GSLC, PhD), founder and president of Aduro Consulting, recently published an article in Coaching Perspectives, a UK-based journal. The piece titled “Do Not Obey in Advance: Comply or Rebel?” examines the risks of autocratic systems within organizations and explores how coaches may inadvertently reinforce control-oriented cultures. Drawing on historical and personal…
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Trisha A. Swed Publishes New Book on Youth Leadership Development
Trisha A. Swed ‘23 (GSLC, PhD) has published Ecosystems of Youth Leadership Development: Pathways to New Programs, a thought-provoking exploration of youth leadership development. The book amplifies the voices of young people who have felt excluded from traditional programs, challenging adult-centric, success-driven narratives in the field. Drawing on her expertise as a leadership development practitioner…
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Flourishing in the Moment: A Transformational Journey with Jan Byars and Axis Mundi Academy
Jan Byars ’09 (GSLC, PhD) is partnering with Axis Mundi Academy to offer an ongoing community of support to meet this critical moment. It begins with a new course called Flourishing in the Moment: A Call to Wholeness. The program helps individuals stay grounded in our interconnection while navigating the current reality of our daily…
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Unzila Chowdury Named Director of Development at Laal, Advancing Support for Bangladeshi Immigrant Women in the Bronx
Unzila Chowdury ’24 (MA, GSLC) has been named Director of Development at Laal. Chowdury drives the organization’s groundbreaking work in providing essential resources and support to underserved Bangladeshi immigrant women in the Bronx, New York. Before joining Laal, Chowdury worked in business development at the intersection of multifamily affordable housing and clean energy, focusing on…
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Mo Raei Launches “The Epistemic Alchemy Podcast” to Explore Scholarship and Research
Mo Raei ‘18 (PhD, GSLC) has launched a new podcast, The Epistemic Alchemy Podcast. This series delves into topics such as research, academic writing, and scholarship within the social sciences and humanities, offering valuable insights for scholars, students, and practitioners. The inaugural episode on Constructivist Critical Incident Technique spotlights the scholarship and practice of Graduate…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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