PHIL 414 Students at AULA run into Michel Foucault all the time… I mean, not literally. They come across his work in philosophy, literature, and social sciences classes, and certainly as a part of the queer studies minor concentration. David
URS 5240 *bi·o·mim·ic·ryˌ bīōˈmiməkrē/ noun 1. the design and production of materials, structures, and systems that are modeled on biological entities and processes. Adonia Lugo, Ph.D., is an urban anthropologist, and adjunct faculty for AULA’s MA in Urban Sustainability program.
“America has a great story, a phenomenal story. It is a wonderful experiment that started off horribly wrong.” Welcome to any one of Dr. Elaine Parker-Gills’ African American Studies courses at AULA. A member of the Undergraduate Studies Teaching Faculty,
MFA in Creative Writing alumna Teresa Carmody is the first graduate of Antioch’s low-residency MFA program to chair another low-residency MFA program. Teresa Carmody is a writer, editor, publisher, and director of Stetson University’s MFA of the Americas program in
“Come; fear not you: good counsellors lack no clients: though you change your place, you need not change your trade; I’ll be your tapster still.” – Shakespeare, Measure for Measure Charley Lang worked as a classically trained actor for 20 years
Parlaying Experience and Education into a Great Job Tom Bregman had just completed the first half of his MBA in Sustainability program when he was offered a job he couldn’t refuse. That didn’t mean he had to quit the program;
Learning from Other’s Experiences “When I got into the teaching business, I thought I could do as good a job as the current administration, or better. But I was lacking two thingsa master’s degree and experience.” Tom decided to test
ForesTrade Makes a Global Difference When they met at a conference in California in the 70s, Sylvia Blanchet OM ’89 and Thomas Fricke (Antioch West-San Francisco ’78) had already made individual commitments to improve lives and preserve the environment in
Silk Purses from Sow’s Ears: A Green MBA Student Repurposes Waste to Help Children in Need An Early Start on Recycling Sue Patrolia learned about recycling and environmental issues at an early age. “I have always had an environmental slant
AUNE Inspires Sustainability Champions AUNE: What brought you to the MBA in Sustainability at Antioch University New England? Shelley: “I was looking for a program where I could expand on my environmental science education and learn new skills to use in
Working Toward a More Sustainable World For most of his thirty-year career, Richard Lawton endeavored to more closely align his livelihood with his values. Not long after graduating from Antioch University New England (AUNE), he founded the consultancy, Triple Ethos,
Michelle Bourassa’s history with AUNE spans nearly two decades. At various times in the past, she’s been a staff member, a student and an adjunct faculty member. Today, she’s an active alumna who generously donates her time and talents to
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