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Student Transfer Success: How Antioch University Sets You Up to Excel
Making the decision to transfer to a new university is a pivotal step—one that marks the beginning of an empowering journey of rediscovery. Whether you’re seeking more personalized education, flexibility to achieve your goals, or the opportunity to make a difference, Antioch University provides multiple pathways for student transfer success. Why Students Transfer to Antioch…
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Voices Of Identity: Exploring Devised Theatre As Social Resistance And Catalyst For Change | Dissertation Watch
Antioch University proudly announces that Elizabeth Danielle (“Dani”) Belvin, EdD, a 2025 graduate of the EdD in Educational and Professional Practice program, has successfully published their dissertation entitled: Voices of Identity: Exploring Devised Theatre as Social Resistance and Catalyst for Change. Dr. Belvin’s research explores the power of devised theatre as both an artistic and…
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Healing Communities: The Role of Trauma Counseling in Social Justice
Trauma counseling plays an essential role in addressing the deep psychological wounds inflicted by systemic oppression, violence, and discrimination. For communities facing social and economic inequities, the lasting impacts of these injustices often manifest as emotional and psychological trauma, potentially hindering individuals from leading fulfilling lives. Trauma counseling, rooted in a commitment to empathy and…
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Theoretical Modeling for Curious Leadership and Instrument Development and Validation for Measuring Curious Leader Capacity | Dissertation Watch
Lisa Marie Gick, in fulfilling the requirements for a PhD from the Graduate School of Leadership and Change, has written and published a dissertation titled, Theoretical Modeling for Curious Leadership and Instrument Development and Validation for Measuring Curious Leader Capacity. With the contemporary workplace increasing in complexity, leaders are compelled to shift mindsets and practices…
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How to Transfer Colleges: From a California Community College to Antioch University
For many California students, transferring colleges is a transformative step in their educational journey. Whether you’re looking to advance your career goals, explore new academic horizons, or find a better fit for your personal growth, the decision to transfer is a powerful one. At Antioch University, we offer a seamless transfer process that allows you…
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Professional Development Needs in Educational Support for the Waldorf Teacher | Dissertation Watch
Leah Mrozinski, EdD, is a 2025 graduate of the EdD program in Educational and Professional Practice at Antioch University. She has published her dissertation entitled, Professional Development Needs in Educational Support for the Waldorf Teacher. Over the past few years, through both her work and academic studies, Dr. Mrozinski has become deeply immersed in the…
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Lend Me Your Hands: Engaging Waldorf Teachers in Pedagogical Puppetry for Student Growth | Dissertation Watch
Corinna Rezzelle-Pennypacker, in fulfilling the requirements for Antioch University’s EdD in Educational and Professional Practice, has written and published a dissertation titled Lend Me Your Hands: Engaging Waldorf Teachers in Pedagogical Puppetry for Student Growth. Although puppetry has a long history as a holistic teaching tool, it remains an underutilized arts integration technique in elementary…
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Autistic Authors’ Narratives of Trauma and Resilience: A Qualitative Analysis | Dissertation Watch
Tessa Smith, in fulfilling the requirements for a PysD in Clinical Psychology at Antioch University’s New England campus, has written and published a dissertation titled Autistic Authors’ Narratives of Trauma and Resilience: A Qualitative Analysis. This dissertation investigates autistic individuals’ experience of trauma and resilience in the face of adversity. It conceptualizes trauma and resilience…
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With New Poetry Collection, MFA Alum Shonda Buchanan Honors Nina Simone
When Shonda Buchanan was in her twenties, she had a dream of writing a book of poems about singer, classical pianist, and Civil Rights activist Nina Simone, but the prospect of writing a book about someone else’s story was intimidating. At the time, she was in the beginning stages of crafting her own first memoir—published…
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