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Dr. Shannon McIntyre Publishes Article in the “Journal of Contemporary Psychology”
A therapist’s capacity to empathize and relate to a patient’s emotional state is one of many core skills needed to provide in-depth psychological care. Some of these skills can be learned during training, while others may be reared in other areas of the therapist’s life. Listening, mutual respect, allyship, and other aspects of empathy might…
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All Counseling is Trauma Counseling
A trauma can be something like a car crash or an earthquake or an eviction, a major event one can point to as life-changing. These are what clinicians refer to as capital T traumas, and many think that that’s all that trauma is. But therapist and educator Rachele Moskowitz sees it differently. “One of the…
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Hanging with Birds, Teaching and Learning about Nature
Theo Emery is a self-described bird nut, which can’t really be separated from his love of the natural world or his enthusiasm for nature-based science education. After graduating from high school, Emery led a semi-nomadic lifestyle, doing trail work, holding leadership and teaching positions in a variety of outdoor programs, conservation and nature-based education organizations,…
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Cool Course: Thriving Artist Cool Course: Sell Your Art, Not Your Soul
Just as she brings creative empowerment to underserved spaces, in teaching Antioch students/artists how to thrive, Gabrielle Abbott is igniting the next generation of creatives, showing them how to leave their artistic signature on the earth without sacrificing their integrity in the process. Knowing how to sell your art and not your soul is vital…
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The SLIDE Project: School Librarian Investigation – Decline or Evolution
Antioch Seattle Faculty Member Illuminates Disparities in Access to School Librarians A Study Triggered by Decline In the school library world no one would be shocked at data finding librarian positions in decline. Since the 1980’s the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) has been tracking the number of certain staff positions in schools across…
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AULA Campus Update – Health and Safety Requirements
September 23, 2021 Dear AULA Students, Faculty and Staff, I write to share more details about the access and use of the campus in the upcoming fall quarter. I want to emphasize here that to start with, we will begin with very limited services, hours of operation, and classes. As the quarter progresses, we hope…
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Santa Barbara Management Guru, Author, and Philanthropist Kenneth Richardson Donates $50,000 to Antioch University Santa Barbara
The Richardson Student Support Fund will provide access and opportunities for business students. Kenneth Richardson, author and former President of Hughes Aircraft Company, and Charlotte Richardson have contributed $50,000 to Antioch University Santa Barbara to create the newly established Richardson Student Support Fund. This fund aims to provide better access and opportunities to students at…
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Message from the Chancellor on Constitution Day
This Constitution Day, I am more grateful than ever for the freedoms and opportunities that American democracy provides. But I also feel an urgent need to speak out against recent attacks on one of the most fundamental rights of the American citizen—the right to vote. In recent years, we have witnessed attempts to erode America’s…
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GSLC Alumnus Publishes Dissertation on Knowing How the Law Impacts African American Males’ Perceptions of Police Encounters
PhD in Leadership and Change alumnus Dr. Glynell Horn, Jr. published his dissertation entitled A History of Distrust: How Knowing the Law Impacts African American Males’ Perceptions of Police Encounters. This study is unique because, unlike previous research, this study focuses solely on African American males that reside in disenfranchised communities that are most at risk for…
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