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Alumni Launch “Sentience Literary Journal”
Sentience is a new online literary anthology publication created by a group of Antioch University Los Angeles BA in Liberal Studies Creative Writing students and alumni. The inaugural issue centers on the theme of Isolation and features fiction and creative non-fiction, poetry, and art by Antioch students, alumni, and faculty. “This beautiful literary journal was started…
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Why a Degree in Writing is Helpful in Any Career Path
From communication to creativity, find out how a writing degree can help you master skills you’ll take directly to the professional world.
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Deborah A. Lott
Deborah A. Lott, MFA, Faculty in the Creative Writing Concentration in Antioch University Los Angeles’ Undergraduate Studies program, was featured in the Los Angeles Review of Books article “Following the Shame: A Conversation with Deborah A. Lott.” In it, interviewer Barbara Abercrombie delves into Lott’s newly released book “Don’t Go Crazy Without Me: A Tragicomic Memoir.” Deborah’s…
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International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month
Today is International Women’s Day, and March is Women’s History Month. It’s a time to celebrate the women across the world who have made a difference, who have contributed in every aspect of our culture, and who have advanced social justice and human rights, particularly women’s rights. It’s also a time to remember that the…
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Amplifying Community Voice in Multi-Sector Health Collaboration | Dissertation Watch
PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Rachel Lucy has published her dissertation entitled, Amplifying Community Voice in Multi-Sector Health Collaboration: Case Study Exploring Meaningful Inclusion. This exploratory case study asked the central question of what shapes inclusive engagement of participants with lived or living experience in multi-sector collaborations working towards community health improvement. Dr.…
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An Interview with UEE Alum James King
From Antioch University Seattle’s MA in Education with Urban Environmental Education (UEE) Program’s Alumni Journal. I am an educator and a community advocate. I have three jobs right now. I’m working as a grant manager for Historic South Downtown Seattle, helping move over 8 million dollars for community good. One of the biggest challenges is making sure…
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Leadership Aspirations of Young Nepali Girls | Dissertation Watch
PhD in Leadership and Change alum Sara Safari has published her dissertation entitled, Virtual Empowerment: The Exploration of Leadership Aspirations of Young Nepali Girls Using Virtual Participatory Action Research. The dissertation’s purpose was to create a virtual empowerment and leadership program for young women based on extant literature, as well as best practices empowerment programs from…
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Acclaimed Scholar Visits UEE Class
In February, acclaimed educational scholar Dr. Christine Sleeter was a guest speaker in the Urban Environmental Education Program’s “Multicultural Environmental Education” course. Running Grass, the course instructor, invited Dr. Sleeter to speak with his students after they read her book, “Rethinking Ethnic Studies.” The group discussed Dr. Sleeter’s decades-long career promoting educational equity and had…
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[Teaching Unpacked] Building Collaborative Learning Communities
As a part of Teaching Unpacked, we believe that there’s nothing more important than building collaborative learning communities and authentic, real-world lessons in the classroom. That’s exactly what episode two of our webinar focuses on. Natalee Stotz, director of high school and humanities at the Windham Christian Academy, joins the team at Antioch University to…
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