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

  • Curt Cardine Publishes New Book

    Curt Cardine ‘87 (New England, MED) has published a new book entitled, Horace’s Hope, Friedman’s Folly (Rowman & Littlefield, 2024). The book explains the forces behind the current efforts to privatize education. It also works to debunk the idea that public education should be based on a capitalistic model of action that places the education…

  • Sue Fagalde Lick Publishes Two Books and One Forthcoming

    Sue Fagalde Lick ‘03 (Los Angeles, MFA) has just published a new poetry chapbook, Blue Chip Stamp Guitar (The Poetry Box) and a full-length collection, Dining Al Fresco with My Dog (Moonpath Press). Her memoir, No Way Out of This: Loving a Partner with Alzheimer’s, will be published in June by She Writes Press. Individual…

  • Tim Cummings’ Young Adult Novel to be Published

    Tim Cummings ‘18 (Los Angeles, MFA) will have his young adult novel, The Thistle, The I-H, & The 8 Hugging Snakes, will be published by Black Rose Writing in the summer of 2025. Cummings is the author of the best-selling coming-of-age novel, Alice the Cat, published in 2023 by Fitzroy Books/Regal House. It was chosen…

  • Kirk Adams Honored With Henry Viscardi Achievement Award

    Kirk Adams ’19 (GSLC, PhD) was recently honored with the prestigious recognition of a 2024 Henry Viscardi Achievement Award. The international award recognizes individuals with disabilities who have demonstrated significant accomplishments and dedication to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities and the overall disability community. Kirk Adams is a longtime champion of people who…

  • Maria Kim Publishes Article in Art Therapy and is Featured in American Art Therapy Association

    Maria Kim, PhD, faculty in the Art Therapy/Couple and Family Therapy Program, had her article, “Understanding Open Studio Process in School Settings: Facilitators’ Insights” was published in Art Therapy, the journal of American Art Therapy Association. This article contains important information about the Open Studio Process that has not been studied before, and therefore, it holds significance…

  • Jerome Glenn Works to Tackle Management Ghallenges faced in the Governance of AGI

    Jerome Glenn ’71 (New England, MAT) is a futurist, executive director, and co-founder of The Millennium Project. Glenn specializes in global futures research, strategies to address global challenges, managing a global participatory think tank, and collective intelligence. He is currently tackling management challenges faced in the governance of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). He and his team…

  • Paul Belz Publishes Two Books

    Paul Belz ’94 (New England, MS) released two books in 2023. He is a widely published writer, with his poetry and prose appearing in a range of magazines and anthologies. The Association for Northern California Historical Research published his most recent book, Bidwell Park: Personal Reflections and Casual Conversations About Chico’s Crown Jewel, in December…

  • Margaret Anne Kean Publishes Four Poems

    Margaret Anne Kean ’20 (Los Angeles, MFA) had four poems published in the San Antonio Review. Kean’s debut chapbook collection, Cleaving the Clouds, was published by Kelsay Books in 2023.Her work has appeared or is forthcoming in poems.for.all.com, Eunoia Review, Drizzle Review, EcoTheo Review, and Tupelo Quarterly. Learn more about Kean and her work here.

  • Zoe Weil Releases Eighth Book

    Zoe Weil, President of the Institute for Humane Education (IHE), released her eighth book, The Solutionary Way with a foreword by Jane Goodall, on June 25 through New Society Publishers. The Solutionary Way achieved #1 New Release in Social Philosophy and Popular Applied Psychology on Amazon and is already receiving high praise from early readers.…

  • Susan McKevitt Presents Dissertation Findings at Stanford University

    Susan McKevitt ‘10 (GSLC, PhD) recently presented the findings of her dissertation, “What Keeps Them Going: Factors that Sustain U.S. Women’s Lifelong Peace and Social Justice Activism” to Stanford University student/staff activists along with current student activists attending the Multigenerational Student Activist 50th Reunion.

  • Dana Kedziora Raises Awareness and Funds for Hike for Mental Health

    Dana Kedziora ’10 (New England, MS in Conservation Biology) has taken her passion for the outdoors and hiking and put it to use helping others. She started by joining the 501c3 nonprofit Hike for Mental Health in 2018 and climbing the 10.2-mile round trip up the Jewell Trail on Mt. Washington in Bretton Woods, NH, to raise awareness and…

  • Tom Pyun to Publish Debut Novel

    Tom Pyun ‘21 (Los Angeles, MFA) will have his debut novel, Something Close To Nothing, published this fall. The book provides a darkly comedic perspective on a troubled relationship within the confines of the couple’s home, juxtaposed with the facade of perfection projected on social media to the outside world. It follows the journey of…