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  • Froswa Booker-Drew Featured in Article in “Dallas Doing Good”

    Froswa Booker-Drew ’12 (GSLC, PhD) was featured in Dallas Doing Good. The article, entitled “Froswa Booker-Drew: Cultivating Philanthropy and Collaboration for Community Transformation in Dallas,” describes Booker-Drew’s work at Soulstice Consultancy, which she founded. Her company provides consultations, training, and coaching to individuals and organizations focused on making a meaningful impact in their communities. Her…

  • Dawn A. Murray Travels to Bhutan to Share her Collaborative Book on Monpa Medicinal Plants

    Dawn A. Murray, PhD, a Professor in Antioch’s Environmental Studies Department, recently traveled to Bhutan, a small kingdom in the Himalayas, to deliver her book to the Monpa people. Her collaborative work with the Monpa people and book on Indigenous Monpa Plant Medicine describes the wisdom of these first inhabitants of Bhutan. Murray’s book emerged from her personal…

  • bria stare Co-Authors Article

    bria stare, PhD, faculty in the New England Clinical Mental Health Counseling Department, published an article through Centers for American Indian & Alaska Native Health. The article is entitled Trickster Discourse and American Indian Identity in Counselor Education: A Critical Phenomenological Inquiry, and it is co-authored by Stephenie N. Wescoup, MEd. In this qualitative study,…

  • Lemuel Watson

    Lemuel Watson, EdD, Graduate School of Leadership and Change Professor of Inclusive Leadership and Change, recently participated in California Institute Integral Studies’ “Creative Futures Author Series.” Watson focused on the chapter he co-authored entitled, “A World with Space for All to Be: Generative Mindfulness, Awareness-Based Action Research, and Inclusion” in Routledge Handbook for Creative Futures…

  • Shana Hormann Co-Publishes Article

    Shana Hormann ‘07 (GSLC, PhD) recently co-published the article entitled “Could an Organization Be Suffering from PTSD?” in the Organization Development Review. Hormann specializes in addressing organizational trauma, building organizational resilience, leadership development. Learn more about her work here and read her dissertation Organizational Trauma: A Phenomenological Study of Leaders in Traumatized Organizations here.

  • Fayth Parks Featured on Podcast

    Fayth Parks, PhD, Graduate School of Leadership and Change (GSLC) Professor of Leadership and Psychology, was a recent guest on The Health Promotion Practice (HPP) Journal HPP Podcast entitled “Exploring Persistent Myths about HIV/AIDS.” Parks joined as a Core Faculty member of GSLC officially in July 2022. As a counseling psychologist by training and profession,…

  • Jennifer Sturge Publishes Article in “Alki: The Washington Library Association Journal”

    Jennifer Sturge, EdD, Core Faculty in Education, specifically in the Endorsement in K-12 Library Media program, published an article entitled “Find the Helpers” in Alki: The Washington Library Association Journal. This article deals with the uncertainties around being a school librarian at a time when the political landscape across the U.S. brings so many challenges…

  • Carrie Lynn Hawthorne Publishes Two Stories

    Carrie Lynn Hawthorne ’22 (Online, BA), a current student in the MFA program at our Los Angeles campus, has had two stories published in literary magazines in the last few months.  Published by Prose Online, “To the Core” is about caring for her six-year-old nephew when he was dying of brain cancer. The second story, published…

  • Zoe Weil Presented with National Council of Social Studies “Spirit of America” Award

    Zoe Weil was presented with the National Council of Social Studies “Spirit of America” award, which honors people who follow their conscience and act against current thinking in order to stand up for equity, freedom, and the American spirit of justice. The award recognizes Weil’s work in expanding humane education. One of the ways she…

  • LauraLynn Jansen Awarded an International Humanistic Management Fellowship

    LauraLynn Jansen ‘23 (GSLC, PhD in Leadership and Change) has been awarded an International Humanistic Management Fellowship from the Humanistic Management Association (IHMA). Jansen is an Integrative Sustainability Coach, Consultant, Speaker, and Trainer. IHMA is dedicated to promoting a new vision of management in which all life is respected, human dignity is protected, and human…

  • Drama Therapy Alumni Present at North American Drama Therapy Conference

    Virg Augoustatos ’23 (Seattle, MA) and Sarah Olbrantz ’23 (Seattle, MA) presented their Master’s Project research study at the 44th Annual North American Drama Therapy Conference in Niagara Falls, NY. Their research project, “The Embodiment of Grief: An Ethnodramatherapy on Grief, Loss, and Bereavement” collected qualitative and quantitative data on the efficacy of in-person drama…

  • Marian Blue Publishes Collection of Nature Poems and Photography

    Marian Blue ’08 (Seattle, Communications) published her book Reverie: Feather & Fin Fur & Scale, a collection of nature poems and photography. “This project was special because I was working with my daughter, Cherie Ude-Crowe, who is an outstanding photographer,” said Blue. “In addition, the book is to celebrate Earth and conservation, something vital to…