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Is My Teacher a Bully?
In recent years much attention has been paid to childhood bullying, from Dan Savage’s “It Gets Better” project to support LGBTQI+ teens to the first lady’s “Be Best” campaign to end cyberbullying. Without a doubt, students face peer-to-peer bullying at an alarming rate, and much of it takes place online. However, two Antioch University Los…
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Antioch’s Bridge Program Changes the Course of Janine Betts’ Life
Janine Betts comes from a family of educated women, but she says choices that she made earlier in her life prevented her from earning a degree. When she decided that she was ready to go to college, an opportunity with Antioch University’s Bridge Program helped her make her dream come true, and even beyond. “I…
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AULA Hosts City Impact Lab on Campus
Antioch University Los Angeles was proud to host the July 2019 meeting of City Impact Lab, featuring speaker Michael Lawson, President & CEO of the Los Angeles Urban League. Mr. Lawson spoke about the difference a devotion to integrity has made throughout his professional life. Lab attendees then participated in an interactive workshop. They discussed the real-world challenges they have faced…
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GSLC Student Honored with Excellence Award
PhD in Leadership and Change for Healthcare Student and Clinical Manager and Psychotherapist Lynn Redenbach has been honored for her work with the Excellence in Collaborative Care Award from Island Health (IH) the health authority for Canada’s Vancouver Island. Employing over 19,000 individuals, IH is the public body that oversees all levels of healthcare on Vancouver Island. Housed within IH is…
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GSLC Alumna Leads Transnational Philanthropy Organization
PhD in Leadership and Change alumna, Dr. Raquel Gutiérrez is the new Director of Leadership and Learning Advancement with Hispanics in Philanthropy (HIP). HIP is a transnational philanthropic organization on a mission to strengthen Latinx leadership, influence, and equity by leveraging philanthropic resources. Learn more about Dr. Gutierrez and her work here!
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AUS Presence at Seattle Pride for LGBTQIA+ Rights
Thanks to volunteers from the AUS LGBTQIA+ student group, AUS had an outreach booth at Seattle PrideFest, an annual tradition in the Seattle area. This year on Sunday, June 30, 2019, our booth volunteers, pictured in the photo, are Misha Balch, Gwendolyn Barnhart, and faculty liaison Dr. Dana Waters. In addition, our Director of Continuing…
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UEE Alums Speak Their Truth at Story Collider Event
On an evening in late June, James King, Stephanie Ung, and Rasheena Fountain, three alumni of AUS’s Urban Environmental Education (UEE) program, told moving and personal stories of family, race, and environmental justice at a sold out event hosted by the Story Collider. The Story Collider is a storytelling event and podcast that invites participants…
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MAT Alum Jason Moss is Madrona Elementary Teacher of the Year
Jason Moss, an alum of the AUS School of Education’s MAT Program, received the “Teacher of the Year” award at Madrona Elementary for the 2018-19 school year. The recipient of this award is recognized as an outstanding teacher by fellow staff, parents, and students. Receiving the award is especially impressive for Jason, as this was…
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Antioch USMA Community Members’ Organizations Honored at APA Planning Awards
In June, organizations in which a few alumni and faculty from the Antioch MA in Urban Sustainability (USMA) program are involved were honored at the APA Los Angeles Planning Awards gala. The annual awards are decided by a panel of judges for organizations demonstrating distinguished and innovative planning practices in Los Angeles. USMA Interim Chair, Adonia…
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