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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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Journey through Darkness in Springsteen’s Work and in Psychology
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff have had an article about Bruce Springsteen’s women fans accepted in a multi-disciplinary journal, Interdisciplinary Literary Studies: A Journal of Criticism and Theory. The journal will have a special section in honor of the 40th anniversary of the release of Springsteen’s album, Darkness on the Edge of Town, an anniversary…
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Sarita Sidhu
Sarita Sidhu on writing her life and on the writer she has become Humor for a writer is one of those elusive traits — either you have it or you don’t — and for those who don’t, it’s the kind of lack that can feel like a wanting. Wouldn’t it be nice, the unfunny are…
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Theo Burnes and Co-Authors Publish Article in Counseling Psychology Quarterly
Faculty in the MA in Clinical Psychology Theo Burnes, PhD, MSEd, HSPP, LPCC, along with Debra Mollen, Samantha Lee, and Dena M. Abbott, has a recently published article in Counselling Psychology Quarterly. “Sexuality training in counseling psychology,” details the results of their year-long analysis on sexuality training in LPCC programs. They surveyed from 38 counseling psychology doctoral…
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AUSB Alumna and Girls Rock SB Founder, Jen Baron, Presented with Lois Phillips Founders Award
Jen Baron, Founder and Executive Director of Girls Rock Santa Barbara (pictured left along with board Vice President, Marla McNally Phillips), was recently honored by the Association for Women in Communications, Santa Barbara Chapter (AWC-SB) at their holiday party December 5th, 2018. She was presented with the Lois Phillips Founders Award for her efforts to help girls…
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Jude Bergkamp Awarded Diversity Scholarship to Attend NCSPP Conference in 2019
Jude Bergkamp, program chair and core faculty in the Clinical Psychology Doctorate Program at Antioch University Seattle, was recently awarded the diversity scholarship to attend The National Council of Schools and Programs of Professional Psychology (NCSPP) winter conference. Along with three colleagues from AUS, Drs. Cheryl Azlin, Bill Heusler, and Michael Sakuma, Bergkamp will participate…
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