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Day of the Dead Altarista Uses Grief, Justice, and Joy as Her Medium
Early in the month of October, the Los Angeles home of MFA alum Consuelo G. Flores becomes an explosion of boxes and bins, ornate paper flowers, and bolts of colorful fabric. This is when her busy time begins. The artist, writer, and advocate will spend the following weeks preparing to build altars for Day of…
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Working to Save the Rainforest with Amazon River Communities
Megan McDaniel ‘20 first traveled to the Peruvian Amazon in 2014. Now, several years, several trips to Peru, and an MS in Environmental Studies later, she’s the Executive Director of a nonprofit conservation organization Conservación de la Naturaleza Amazónica del Perú (CONAPAC).
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Durable Behavior and Climate Resilience
Human behavior is at the core of environmental issues. This talk hosted by the Antioch University Conservation Psychology Institute presents four insights from behavioral science about the challenges of behavior change and the impact of behavioral aspects on environmental issues.
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Convening with the American Psychological Association
“Psychology is everywhere.” was the noted slogan of the 2022 American Psychological Association’s Convention website, and in August of this year, an assorted selection of offerings by the APA were brought to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and live-streamed via two simultaneous channels. In describing this year’s convention, APA President Frank C. Worrell, PhD, wrote, “There are times…
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Professor Emerita and PsyD Alumni Publish Article
Dr. Gargi Roysircar, New England Professor Emerita, along with PsyD in Clinical Psychology alumni Dr. Tara Masseratagah ’22 (New England, PsyD), Dr. Quynh Tran ’22 (New England, PsyD), Dr. Maria Neizvestnaya ’22 (New England, PsyD), and Dr. Ashland Thompson ’19 (New England, PsyD and Clinical Adjunct Faculty), published the article “Immigrant Youth of Indian origin:…
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Shaping Organizational Culture to Drive Conservation Success
Human behavior is at the core of environmental issues. This talk hosted by the Antioch University Conservation Psychology Institute presents four insights from behavioral science about the challenges of behavior change and the impact of behavioral aspects on environmental issues.
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Crucial Connections for Organizational Success | Dissertation Watch
Dr. Rosalind Cohen, PhD in Leadership and Change alumna, published her dissertation titled, The Relationships between Dimensions of Inclusive Leadership and Aspects of Employee Engagement: Crucial Connections for Organizational Success. In light of the current economic conditions in the United States brought about by the COVID pandemic, the war for talent is at a high point, and the…
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Nia Keith: Envisioning A Paradigm Shift For Environmental Conservation
Imagining a world in which the people working in environmental conservation reflect the diversity of life they aim to protect means imagining a world that’s not yet arrived. But things are changing, and Nia Keith, the new Vice President for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Justice (DEIJ) at Mass Audubon, the largest nature-based conservation organization in…
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A Versatile Addition to Your Professional Toolkit: Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Antioch University Online alumni, Jesse Lore talks about the online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program and its accessibility, and manageable course of study, that ties to the greater trends in the world, it’s an incredible thing to add to anyone’s toolkit. I could not have possibly anticipated how relevant my course of studies at…
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