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RCT@AU Holds Event on Relationships in Advocating for Social Change
Ileya Grosman Antioch University hosted its first RCT@AU community-wide event, “Nobody Does This Work Alone: The Role of Relationships in Advocating for Social Change,” a virtual gathering featuring an award-winning author and a panel of Antioch faculty. The event, which took place on October 10, 2025, is part of a new initiative in partnership with…
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Pilot Lifelong Learning Program Focuses on “Pivot Points”
Starting in early 2025, Antioch University began bringing together nearly two dozen students, alumni, and faculty for monthly sessions called “Pivot Points: Mastering Professional and Life Transitions.” This five-month pilot series explored what it means to grow, adapt, and reinvent oneself within a lifelong learning community. Co-facilitated by School of Interdisciplinary Studies Dean Amy Rutstein-Riley…
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Bisexuality: An Individual’s Direction is Society’s Detour | Dissertation Watch
Madisyn J. Roberts, in fulfilling the requirements for a PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision, has written and published a dissertation titled Bisexuality: An Individual’s Direction is Society’s Detour. Roberts uses narrative inquiry, informed by queer theory and intersectionality, to examine how ten self-identified bisexual adults construct stories of sexuality and identity in a culture…
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The 5 Social Determinants of Health
Health begins long before the clinic You’re managing tight deadlines, juggling grants, and working toward meaningful impact. You’ve gathered the data and built the dashboards—but real progress still feels out of reach. True change in public health requires addressing the conditions where people live, work, learn, and age. These social conditions—known as the social determinants…
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Exploring the Use of Somatic Skills and Techniques in Clinical Supervision | Dissertation Watch
Areka D. Foster, in fulfilling the requirements for a PhD in Counselor Education & Supervision at Antioch University’s Seattle campus, has written and published a dissertation titled “Exploring the Use of Somatic Skills and Techniques in Clinical Supervision.” Foster examines how supervisors integrate somatically oriented practices in clinical supervision. Drawing on relational–cultural theory and polyvagal…
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Complexity, Polycentricity, and Climate Change: An Embedded, Multi-Level Case Study of a Climate Meta-Network | Dissertation Watch
Timothy G. Staub, in fulfilling the requirements for a PhD in Leadership and Change at Antioch University, has written and published a dissertation titled“Complexity, Polycentricity, and Climate Change: An Embedded, Multi-Level Case Study of a Climate Meta-Network.” Staub investigates how large climate action networks can mobilize collective leadership to meet the cascading impacts of climate…
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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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