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  • John Kachuba ‘96

    John Kachuba’s ‘96 (Midwest, MA) twelfth book, Shapeshifters: A History has been released by Reaktion Books. It was a finalist in the Horror Writers Association’s Bram Stoker Award for Superior Achievement in Nonfiction. He is the award-winning author of several books, numerous articles, short stories, and poems. He is a member of the Historical Novel…

  • Kate Maruyama ‘09 

    Kate Maruyama ‘09 (Los Angeles, MFA in Creative Writing) had her novella, Family Solstice, named Best Fiction Book of 2021 in the latest issue of Rue Morgue Magazine. Kate is a Los Angeles Undergraduate faculty member in Creative Writing.

  • Cynthia Thomashow

    Dr. Cynthia Thomashow, founding director and currently the Academic Manager of the MA in Education with Urban Environmental Education (UEE) program at Antioch Seattle, published the article “Moving toward Anti-Racism in the Environmental Field” in The Nature of Cities. Thomashow brings together stories from AUS urban environmental education BIPOC students after graduation in order to capture their…

  • Mursalata Muhammad

    Graduate School of Leadership and Change student Mursalata Muhammad, an English professor at Grand Rapids Community College, has been selected by poet Thomas Lynch for a month-long residency at his home. Muhammad is taking part as the first recipient of the Sweeney Memorial Boat House Residency at Lines End. Encouraging emerging writers with this new…

  • Donna Ladkin

    Graduate School of Leadership and Change Professor of Leadership Ethics, Dr. Donna Ladkin has published “From Sovereign to Subject: Applying Foucault’s Conceptualization of Power to Leading and Studying Power Within Leadership” in The Leadership Quarterly.

  • Shana Hormann ‘07

    Dr. Shana Hormann ’07 (GSLC, PhD) was a featured guest on the Principal Insights podcast entitled, “Thinking About Organizational Culture, Organizational Trauma and Healing in Schools.” The episode focuses on organizational culture and its functions; characteristics of traumatized organizations; the importance of being aware of organizational health; and ways to create conditions for organizational healing.

  • Cherie Bridges Patrick ’20

    Dr. Cherie Bridges Patrick ’20 (GSLC, PhD in Leadership and Change) and GSLC Professor of Leadership Ethics, Dr. Donna Ladkin have published “Whiteness in Leadership Theorizing: A Critical Analysis of Race in Bass’ Transformational Leadership Theory” in the journal Leadership.

  • Natashia Deón

    MFA in Creative Writing Faculty Natashia Deón was interviewed by The Coachella Review about her novel The Perishing.

  • David M. Kolb ’87

    David M. Kolb ’87 (Los Angeles, MA in Clinical Psychology) has transitioned from counseling to corporate training of management and communication skills. He also published his book, Leading from the InsideOUT, where he identified seven capacities necessary to effectively lead. His book is a guide for developing authentic leadership. “In my work and in writing…

  • Strengthening Community Resilience to Severe Weather Events in the Monadnock Region

    We invite you to participate in two discussions on community resilience to help older adults and related agencies prepare for severe weather events—March 22 and April 12, 2022. As part of a pilot research project, the Climate and Health Resilience Initiative (CHRI) is designed to measure and strengthen the resilience of our region and its…

  • Elaine F. Campbell ’09

    Dr. Elaine F. Campbell ’09 (New England, PsyD in Clinical Psychology) was quoted in the article “Mental health care – a crisis for teens and children in Western Mass” in The Reminder speaking about a crisis currently happening in the mental health care field – that there are not enough resources to meet the growing need for…

  • Robert Morgan Fisher ‘14

    Robert Morgan Fisher’s ‘14 (Los Angeles, MFA) short story, “Sign Spinner: The Movie,” received Honorable Mention for the 2021 Rick DeMarinis Prize.