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Antioch Spotlight: PsyD Alum Naydine Johney on Bringing Mental Healthcare to School Settings
Naydine Johney, a 2019 graduate of Antioch‘s PsyD in Clinical Psychology on the New England campus, is currently the program director for a school health program in New York, where she manages clinics for the Office of Mental Health. “It’s a fusion of primary care on a school campus,” she explains, with the added benefit…
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Public Health Program Manager Career Guide
You want to increase your impact and advance health equity. Public health program managers do exactly that—and your path into this work may be closer than you think. These leaders bridge the gap between strategy and on-the-ground service, guiding programs that shape healthier, more equitable communities. Whether launching a vaccination rollout, improving maternal health outcomes,…
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Over 100 Antiochians Gather to Celebrate 50 Years of Environmental Studies
On June 28, Antioch alumni, students, faculty, and friends spilled out of their cars and into the beautiful lands of the Harris Center for Conservation Education in Hancock, New Hampshire. They were eager to join a special interpretive hike being led by Tom Wessels, Faculty Emeritus in the Environmental Studies Department based on Antioch’s New…
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Psychological Techniques for Athletes With Orthopedic Musculoskeletal Injuries: A Systematic Review | Dissertation Watch
Nicole L. Williams, in fulfilling the requirements for a Psy.D. in Clinical Psychology, Antioch University New England, has written and published a dissertation titled, Psychological Techniques for Athletes With Orthopedic Musculoskeletal Injuries: A Systematic Review. Williams examines the crucial role of psychological strategies in recovering from musculoskeletal injuries, which impact both physical and mental well-being,…
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Antioch Counseling Division Shines at ACES 2025: 23 Sessions, Record Doctoral Presenters, and National Leadership
The Counseling Division at Antioch University made a meaningful and timely impact at the Association for Counselor Education and Supervision (ACES) Annual Conference in Philadelphia, PA. With 23 presentations and sessions, our faculty, students, and alumni contributed to some of the most pressing conversations in counselor education, supervision, and advocacy. Antioch’s presence reflected the urgency…
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Higher Learning Commission Reaffirms Antioch University’s Accreditation for the Maximum 10 Years
The decision is a clear and positive reaffirmation of Antioch University’s strength and future. Antioch University announced that the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) has reaffirmed the University’s accreditation for 10 years, the longest period the Commission authorizes. Following a comprehensive institutional self-study leading up to a site visit in May 2025, the HLC’s Institutional Actions…
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Describing the CCG in Four Short Essays
The Coalition for the Common Good (CCG) represents a uniquely innovative model for mission-driven, tuition-dependent universities. Because the model itself is new, it deserves a clear and careful description. Organized into four short essays, the following series offers an early attempt to illuminate the ways the Coalition is being conceived, designed, and implemented. It also…
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Leveling the Playing Field: Comparing School-Based Interventions for Academic Success in Student Athletes with Learning Disabilities | Dissertation Watch
Eryk Sanchinelli-Salazar, in fulfilling the requirements of the EdD program in Educational and Professional Practice from Antioch University, has written and published a dissertation titled Leveling the Playing Field: Comparing School-Based Interventions for Academic Success in Student Athletes with Learning Disabilities. Sanchinelli-Salazar investigates disparities in school-based interventions for student athletes with learning disabilities compared to…
