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Elizabeth Sampson ’17
Elizabeth Sampson ’17 (Online, BA in Liberal Studies, with a specialization in Literature) was a member of The Road Theater’s Under Construction Playwriting Group, where she developed her newest play, The Skeleton Flower. The play had two staged readings for the Road, one on Zoom in 2020 and another on the Road Stage in Fall…
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Cari Simson ’05
Cari Simson ’05 (Seattle, MA in Whole Systems Design) is an artist and an environmentalist who thinks in whole systems and has an impressive career working for social and environmental justice. She talks about her exhibit “Our Plastic Planet” which was presented as part of the opening event for the Our Blue Planet exhibition at…
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David Roemer ‘91
David (Dave) Roemer ‘91 (College, BA in Environmental Communications) has been hired as the new superintendent for Glacier National Park. He is in charge of managing the over one million acres that make up the park. Roemer was hired due to his strong experience working with community and Tribal partners, and he has a strong…
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LaTanya White ’22
Dr. LaTanya White ’22 (GSLC, PhD) was recommended by a Peer Review Panel of the United States (U.S.) Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) and World Learning for placement on the Fulbright Specialist Roster for a tenure of four years. Recognized as a Specialist in the areas of Education and Business…
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Jessica Litwak ’15
Dr. Jessica Litwak ’15 (GSLC, PhD) in conjunction with the MHiiTE project, performed My Heart is in the East at the Romemu Center in New York City. The play deals with East and West, Jews and Muslims, Men and Women, offering a vision of peace. At the core of the story is a rich and…
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Betty Johnson ’21
Dr. Betty Johnson ’21 (GSLC, PhD) and PhD in Leadership and Change Professor Dr. Beth Mabry published “Remote Work Video Meetings: Workers’ Emotional Exhaustion and Practices for Greater Well-being” in the German Journal of Human Resource Management (GHRM). Read Dr. Johnson’s dissertation Video Meetings in a Pandemic Era: Emotional Exhaustion, Stressors, and Coping here.
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Peter Price ’91
Peter Price ‘91 (Midwest, Music Recording and Performance) released his first album of original music entitled Department of the Interior in February of 2022. The Department of the Interior is an album that explores, spirituality, living, loving, loss, and even has a 21st-century political protest song named Common Ground. As the album title suggests, ideas…
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Julia Caroline Knowlton ’19
Julia Caroline Knowlton ’19 (Los Angeles, MFA) had her chapbook, Poem at the Edge of the World, published by Alice Greene & Co. She was elected President of the Georgia Poetry Society.
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Victoria Chang
As part of NPR’s celebrations of National Poetry Month, NPR asked Antioch MFA in Creative Writing Faculty Victoria Chang to share her favorite poetry submissions for All Things Considered. Listen to interview here.
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Amy Chappell ‘73
Amy Chappell M.D. ‘73 (Antioch College, BA) has been appointed as an Independent Strategic Advisor for Xalud Therapeutics, a clinical-stage biotechnology company developing DNA-delivered therapeutics. Chappell will work with Xalud senior management and other advisors to provide strategic input and direction for Xalud’s R&D programs, including XT-150, a nonviral DNA-based delivery platform with potential for…
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Mitch Kusy
GSLC Professor of Organization Learning and Development and Leading for Transformative Change Certificate Convenor, Dr. Mitch Kusy’s was featured on the Association of Occupational Health Professionals in Healthcare’s Caring for Healthcare Professionals podcast. The episode covers covert incivility, its destructive power in healthcare, and impact on team performance and patient safety. During the podcast they…
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