Outreach Tour 2014

July 31, 2014
Graduate School of Leadership & Change

by Antioch University

The PhD in Leadership and Change program is embarking on a nation-wide outreach tour and we hope you will join us at one of our stops! Learn more about our the curriculum including the new Health Care concentration and meet the program’s Director, Dr. Laurien Alexandre.

Contact Associate Director of Outreach and Engagement, Leslee Creighton, for further details and to RSVP ([email protected] or 877-800-9466).

September 16th
Atlanta, Georgia

October 9th
Denver, Colorado

October 19th and 20th
Boston, Massachusetts

October 30th
San Diego, California
(in conjunction with the International Leadership Association Conference)

October 6th
Houston, Texas

*Note: These stops are in addition to opportunities to visit during the following times in correspondence with residencies:

October 25th
Antioch University New England

January 24th
Antioch University Seattle

March 21st
Antioch University Los Angeles

May 16th
Antioch University Santa Barbara

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