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  • Emily Aiken

    PhD in Leadership and Change student Emily Aiken has been awarded The Utah Phillips / J. David Singer Chapter 93 Veterans For Peace Scholarship Award. The scholarship offers support to students in programs that actively promote the study of global conflict resolution or issues of peace and justice and is in recognition of Emily’s commitment…

  • Em Johnson ‘18

    Em Johnson ‘18 (Santa Barbara, MBA in Social Entrepreneurship and Strategic Planning) was hired as the new Director of Climate Resilience for the Community Environmental Council. In her new role, Johnson is charged with empowering California’s Central Coast communities to better respond, recover, adapt, and thrive in the face of climate change-related disruptions. Johnson brings…

  • Bonnie Curtis ’22

    Bonnie Curtis ’22 (GSLC, PhD) CEO of Golden Spike LLC, has joined the faculty of Northern Kentucky University (NKU). Nationally recognized for empowering diverse learners for economic and social mobility and for its inclusive mission, NKU has 16,000 students, many of them first-generation college students. In this new role, Curtis will be teaching at the…

  • Jacqueline Reid

    Dr. Jacqueline Reid, Director of Antioch’s national Women in Leadership Certificate Program, was appointed by the Santa Barbara County 2nd District Supervisor Gregg Hart to become a 2nd District Commissioner for the County for Santa Barbara Commission of Women.

  • CMHC Faculty Present at Black Mental Health Symposium

      Three Antioch University Clinical Mental Health Counseling faculty presented this year at the 7th annual Black Mental Health Symposium, which took place virtually in September 2022. The mission of the two-day conference is to bring together professionals who wish to increase access to care and improve the overall wellness of the Black community, as…

  • Jeff Littleton ‘05

    Jeff Littleton ‘05 (New England, MS in Environmental Studies, Conservation Biology) alum and “Community Ecology of the New England Landscape” instructor was named the 2022 Educator of the Year by the Cheshire County Conservation District. Each year, the Cheshire County Conservation District honors an individual or organization with the “Educator of the Year” award. This…

  • Tenika Jackson

    Dr. Tenika Jackson, Chair of the MA in Clinical Psychology program in Los Angeles, was featured in the LA Times article “Use these mental health resources to help yourself — or anyone else.” The article shares a comprehensive list of mental health resources, including Los Angeles’ Antioch University Counseling Center (AUCC), which offers short- and…

  • Renee Bradford

    Renee Bradford, PhD in Leadership and Change student, was recently honored with inclusion in the International Association of Management, Spirituality, and Religion’s (IAMSR) annual conference in Vienna, Austria. The conference brought together participants from eighteen countries and four continents to share insights and reflect on the future of management, spirituality and IAMSR. Bradford is a…

  • Alesia Grace Thompson

    Alesia Grace Thompson, PhD in Leadership and Change student and Chief Executive Officer and Principal Owner of ClearVision Mediation, recently facilitated an impactful interview with communications coach and author Lorraine Segal which was hosted by Meditate.com, an online resource for the global mediation community. For nearly two decades Thompson has been providing NGOs, families, foundations,…

  • Kate Carter ’94

    Kate Carter, ’94 (Midwest, MA) passed away of Covid in 2020. Her book, Covenant, was published posthumously in Kate’s memory, by her partner of 25 years, Yvonne Lutter ’99 (New England, PsyD) in her memory. This never-before-published collection of elegantly crafted, masterful poems was written over 30 years ago by a then-aspiring graduate student. Covenant is…

  • Greta Creech ‘21

    Dr. Greta Creech ’21 (GSLC, PhD) recently published a new research article, “Relationships, power, and ambiguity: how do U.S. intelligence officer responses to toxicity affect support to the core mission?” Dr. Cheech explores U.S. intelligence core teams at the cultural and functional levels, and how intelligence officers respond to toxic interpersonal relationships remains unexplored. Her…

  • Nature-Based Early Childhood Education Faculty Host a Weeklong Workshop

    Antioch New England’s Nature-Based Early Childhood Education program faculty, Ellen Doris and Elizabeth Lowe, recently hosted a weeklong workshop with the Windham Northeast Supervisory Union. Cheryl Charles, chairwoman of the Westminster School Board and an early proponent of getting kids outdoors, said the goal is to encourage students to recover from the various social and…