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Tonjie Reese
Alum Interview with Gender-Based Preventionist Tonjie Reese Tonjie Reese is is an alum of the MA in Education, Leadership and Change program and founder of the gender-based violence prevention nonprofit, eleven24. She is currently a program officer for Just Detention International and a consultant and trainer for eleven24. Recently, she has presented at several national…
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PsyD’s Dr. Salvador Treviño to Keynote at Four Upcoming Conferences
PsyD in Clinical Psychology adjunct faculty Salvador Treviño, PhD, lectures extensively on the theories and practices of psychoanalytic psychotherapy, primitive mental states, and Latino mental health. He was invited by the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio to be the principal speaker at their annual Tu Familia, Tu Salud Latino behavioral healthcare series on April 17, 2019. The public healthcare series is…
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Cool Course: Natural History of Santa Barbara with Dawn Murray
Dr. Dawn Murray, Chair of the Undergraduate Studies Program, teaches a science course each quarter. Each one includes a major component of experiential learning. Natural History of Santa Barbara is taught each winter and includes eight field trips to natural locations around Santa Barbara, including the Santa Barbara Botanical Gardens and the Carpinteria Salt Marsh. This…
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Romi Ramirez
Empowering Communities Through Business and Creativity Before getting her master’s in business, Romi Ramirez worked at Charter Communications for five years. Romi used her skills to brand and grow local businesses by shooting commercials. She was involved in every part of production—from scriptwriting to directing to editing and post-production. A self-described introvert, Romi breaks out…
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Rachelle Mosholder
Rachelle Mosholder is a kindergarten teacher and an alum of the AUS Masters in Education program. She decided to attend Antioch after researching programs and speaking to people she respects in the field of education. “Antioch’s rich history and focus on social justice was the determining factor,” she said. “I could have spent less time…
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AUS Educators Attend Diversifying the Educator Workforce Conference
On March 6, a team from the AUS School of Education attended a “Diversifying the Educator Workforce” conference that focused on retaining and sustaining teachers of color. Hosted by the WA State Professional Educator Standards Board and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, the objective of the event was to provide the opportunity for stakeholders to hear and…
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Gary Delanoeye Publishes Third Book
Education Program Faculty Gary Delanoeye, published his third book on February 6, 2019. Clean Shorts is a collection of twelve very different short stories. Each one is drawn from Gary’s experiences and/or his imagination. Some of the stories come from travel adventures… or misadventures. Some have a local flavor, things that happened closer to Gary’s…
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Dr. Jude Bergkamp elected Chair of Two NCSPP Committees
At the recent conference of the Ethnic and Racial Diversity Committee and the Executive Committee of the National Council of Schools of Professional Psychology (NCSPP) Dr. Jude Bergkamp was elected among the delegates as the Chair of the Ethnic and Racial Diversity Committee, as well as a seat on the Executive Committee. In this role,…
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GSLC Alumna Joins the National Institutes of Health
Antioch University PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Lynn Johnson Langer is the new Executive Dean of Academic Programs at the Foundation for Advanced Education in the Sciences (FAES) at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland. FAES is a non-profit foundation formed 60 years ago to provide educational support to the…
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