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Antioch Graduate Publishes The Ideal Wealth Grower: How to Journey to the Time Freedom Point and Beyond
Axel Meierhoefer, MA, PhD ‘11 (GSLC, Los Angeles) has published The Ideal Wealth Grower: How to Journey to the Time Freedom Point and Beyond. In the book, Meierhoefer explores the roots of real estate investment, offering knowledge on investor types, overcoming the victim mindset during investing, diversifying investment portfolios and assets, and adopting the IWG…
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Kenny Alexander, PhD publishes Leadership Unlocked
Kenny Alexander, PhD ‘19 (GSLC, Los Angeles), a distinguished graduate of Antioch University’s PhD in Leadership and Change program, a current AU Board of Governors member, and the Mayor of Norfolk, Virginia, has published a book with Orange Frazer Press titled, Leadership Unlocked: Exploring the Dynamics of Effective Leadership, Theory, Practice, and Emerging Trends. Leadership…
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Jill Tracy Named CEO of United Planet: Advancing Global Community and Cross-Cultural Understanding
Jill Tracy, a PhD student in the Graduate School of Leadership and Change, has been hired as Chief Executive Officer of United Planet, a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering a global community through meaningful connections, service, and cross-cultural understanding. United Planet, based in Boston, MA, is in its 23rd year of promoting peace, empathy, and…
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Advocating for Mental Health: Camryn Adams’ Journey in Enhancing Support for First Episode Psychosis
As part of a course in Antioch University’s Clinical Mental Health Counseling (CMHC) program, Camryn Adams collaborated with peers on an Advocacy Project aimed at enhancing community education for individuals experiencing First Episode Psychosis. Building on this initiative, Adams adapted the proposal for her employer, a local community mental health provider, and plans to present…
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Exploring Resilience and Healing in Comfort, Texas: Randa Jo Downs Publishes Poignant Memoir
Randa Jo Downs ’01 (Creative Writing, Seattle) has released her powerful memoir, Comfort, Texas. This deeply moving book delves into the complex dynamics of her family, exploring why her father caused harm and why her mother failed to protect her. More than a story of survival, Comfort, Texas is a testament to the resilience of…
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Bernell Elzey Presents on Ethical Counseling in an Anti-LGBTQ+ Climate at SACES Conference
Bernell Elzey, PhD, a faculty member in the counseling division and Program Director of Seattle’s CMHC program, was invited to the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (SACES) as one of their featured pre-conference presenters. SACES cultivates an inclusive community of counselor educators and supervisors who develop leaders and counselors committed to professional advocacy…
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Stephanie Hunter Jones Publishes Inspiring Book on Heroism and Personal Growth
Stephanie Hunter Jones ‘12, ‘13 (Los Angeles, BA, MAP) published a book titled, Clara’s Journey: A Superhero’s Guide to Understanding, Healing, and Confronting Antiheroes and Supervillains. The book is a heartfelt and empowering story exploring heroism and personal growth. Through Hunter Jones’ journey, readers of all ages will be inspired to find their own Superhero…
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New England Counseling Faculty Present at the SACES Conference
Faculty from the New England Counseling Division presented at the annual conference of the Southern Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (SACES) from November 7 to 9, 2024, in Dallas, Texas. Taqueena Quintana, EdD, Associate Professor of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, and Sonia Gooden-Alexis, PhD, Teaching Faculty, School of Counseling, Psychology, and Therapy (CPT), Counseling…
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PhD in Leadership and Change Faculty and Student Publish Framework for Tackling Climate Change in Humanistic Management Journal
Tim Staub, a student in the PhD in Leadership and Change program, and Aqeel Tirmizi, PhD, Professor of Leadership and Organizational Practice, have published an article titled: “Navigating Emerging Climate Crises Through Adaptive Polycentric Meta-networks” in The Humanistic Management Journal. Urgent large-scale approaches are needed to advocate for citizens and fight the climate crisis. Staub…
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Lillian Drakeford Named Interim Dean of Newly Merged Colleges at Central State University
Lillian Drakeford ‘10, ‘06 (GSLC, PhD; Midwest, MEd) is assuming the role of Interim Dean for the newly merged Colleges of Education and Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences at Central State University. Central State University is Ohio’s only public Historically Black College or University (HBCU) and a distinguished 1890 Land-Grant Institution. This merger aims to…
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Karen Sprinkel Ancelet Publishes “The Thriving Self: A Holistic Guide to Healing Trauma”
Karen Sprinkel Ancelet ‘93 (Seattle, MA) published her book, “The Thriving Self: A New Paradigm for Healing Trauma in the Mind, Body and Spirit and Moving Beyond It.” This comprehensive guide uniquely explores the new diagnostic dimension of how individuals store or locate trauma—in the mind, body, or spirit. The book provides insights on using…
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