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Antioch in the Galapagos Islands
Professor and Chair of the Undergraduate Studies program at Antioch University Santa Barbara Dawn A. Murray, PhD, led an eco-cultural trip to the Galapagos Islands in December 2018. Murray is a marine biologist and a board member of The Tribal Trust Foundation, preserving global indigenous cultures. She has studied deep-sea jellies and the effects of…
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Antioch Seattle’s School of Education Sponsors 4th Annual Multicultural Children’s Literature Celebration
Antioch University Seattle’s School of Education is proud to sponsor our fourth annual Multicultural Children’s Literature Celebration. This year MCLC will see “Chef Roy Choi and the Street Food Remix” author June Jo Lee and illustrator Man One visiting seven schools in the Kent, Tukwila, and Seattle school districts. The purpose of these assemblies is…
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MFA Alum Andre Hardy on Football, Hard-Boiled Detective Fiction, and Freedom
Before Andre Hardy was a writer he was an athlete, and a damn good one at that. He was strong, fast, coordinated, powerful—the kind of talent you don’t deny. Choosing to embrace his talents, Andre trained hard, worked hard, and believed in himself—hard. He developed quickly. He started playing football his junior year of high…
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Antioch’s Low-Residency MFA Program Named One of the Best in the Nation by Online Masters
Antioch University’s Low-Residency MFA program was awarded the 11th best online MFA program in the United States. Online Masters analyzed every online Masters in Creative Writing program in the nation to choose the top 20. The methodology included academic quality, graduation and retention rates, faculty credentials and training, graduate reputation, student engagement, student services, technology, affordability,…
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Antioch Marches in LA’s 34th MLK Kingdom Day Parade
2019 marked the first year that Antioch University marched as a group in LA’s 34th Kingdom Day Parade. Accompanying the group of faculty, staff, students, alums, and family members was a twelve-foot tall puppet modeled on the image of the distinguished, Coretta Scott King. The parade is the largest and oldest of its kind in…
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Dr. Gargi Roysircar Receives Top Award from the APA Committee on International Relations in Psychology
Dr. Gargi Roysircar-Sodowsky has been named recipient of the American Psychological Association (APA) 2019 International Humanitarian Award for her mental health and service work with underserved populations impacted by disasters. This award is being presented in recognition of Dr. Roysicar-Sodowsky’s “sustained and enduring humanitarian services to underserved populations.” While at Antioch, Dr. Roysircar-Sodowsky had a…
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Disruption and Innovation: Several Faculty and Students Present at NCSPP’s Annual Conference
Kathi Borden, Lorraine Mangione, and Elizabeth Fuss (Year III PsyD student) are doing Women at Work as Disruptors and Innovators which will look at women in the workplace through a lens that includes history, an older women’s research project, and views of millennial women about the work world and their relationship to it. Kathi Borden…
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GSLC Alumna Featured at Apollo Theatre’s Unsung Champions of Civil Rights from MLK to Today Forum
Social justice activist, author, and Graduate School of Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Janet Dewart Bell is a featured, notable guest at the upcoming forum entitled, Unsung Champions of Civil Rights from MLK to Today, slated to be held at the historic Apollo Theatre in New York City, January 20, 2019. The Apollo Theatre and WNYC…
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Jane Paul on Sustainable Economy in Los Angeles
Jane Paul, >Teaching Faculty and Head of the undergraduate concentration Urban Studies as well as Teaching (and founding) Faculty in the Masters in Urban Sustainability program, has published a series of articles in Dollars & Sense, an online economics publication. The series is titled, “A Sustainable Economy Rises in Los Angeles.” Each installment addresses an…
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