Program Alumnae Incorporating the Values and Traditions of Coast Salish Peoples in Leading Change

Program alumnae, Dr. Shana Hormann, Associate Dean of Students at Antioch University Seattle, has begun teaching reflective practice for the First Peoples’ Program in Creative Change, a partnership program between the University and the Muckleshoot Tribal College.   In particular, Dr. Hormann recently facilitated inspirational symposium presentations from students that showcased three important community-based sustainability projects providing food, clothing and emergency services for the homeless; developing a beautiful and functional rain garden; and creating a community garden based on permaculture studies.

To learn more visit:

http://www.antiochseattle.edu/academics/ma-programs-in-leadership-change/

 

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Counseling and Collaboration in Western Massachusetts

Susan M. Quigley, PsyD and Elaine F. Campbell, PsyD, both graduated from Antioch New England’s Clinical Psychology Doctoral Program in 1999. They supported each other through their studies and collaborated on their doctoral dissertations. Over the years they’ve maintained a professional exchange and friendship that is a testament to its beginnings at Antioch.

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November 29, 2022
At end of graduation day friends group takes selfie

Antioch University Legacy Society: Giving That Extends Beyond Our Lifetimes

Ander was inspired to give back to the university which helped to shape her fulfilling career as an educator. Now, as a donor, she’s part of a new community: The Antioch University Legacy Society, which is a planned giving initiative centered around the celebration of individuals and families who have included the university in their estate plans, wills, or gifts of assets.

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November 23, 2022
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