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Dr. Jim Gruber Serves as Delegate to the 4th United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA)
AUNE’s Jim Gruber: On serving as a Delegate to the UNEA Assembly, the importance of communicating science to policymakers, and his forthcoming book This past March, long-time Environmental Studies Faculty and former Department Chair, Jim Gruber, served as a National Council for Science and the Environment (NCSE) Delegate to the fourth United Nations Environmental Assembly in…
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Faculty Andrea Tate Publishes and Encourages Students to Publish
Affiliate Faculty Andrea Tate received her BA in Liberal Studies from AUSB, her MFA in Creative Writing and a Post MFA in teaching Creative Writing from AULA. She recently added one more notch to her academic belt with an MA in English from Southern New Hampshire University. Since completing her degrees Andrea has advanced from…
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Alumnus Leads Workshop to Build Equitable Employment Strategies
Graduate School of Leadership and Change alumnus and Vice President of Strategic Planning and Development at The Safer Foundation Dr. Harry Alston will facilitate the workshop entitled, “Entrenched Systems – Doubling Down on Inequity Reversing The Tide: How Inclusive Voices Can Build Equitable Employment Strategies” at the 2019 Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion Conference in Rotterdam.…
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Alumna Contributes to Public Discourse with New Publications
Graduate School of Leadership and Change alumna and Professor of Psychology and Counseling at Carlow University Dr. Harriet Schwartz recently published “When I Said ‘White,’ I Meant ‘White:’ Why White Pittsburghers Should Care About Racism and What to Do About It” in PublicSource the nonprofit digital news outlet which delivers public-service reporting and analysis in…
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Antioch University New England’s Distinguished Psychologist Award
Antioch University New England’s Clinical Psychology program recently awarded two alumni with its “Distinguished Psychologist Award.” The award honors graduates who earned their doctorate at least five years ago, and who are accomplished in the foundational competency of Relationship and at least two of the following areas of importance to an Antioch University New England…
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Alumnus Releases New Book for Leaders
Graduate School of Leadership and Change alumnus and Associate Professor of Management for John Carroll University Dr. Scott Allen has co-authored Discovering Leadership: Designing Your Success (SAGE Publications, 2019). The publication provides a practical, engaging foundation and an easy-to-understand framework for individuals to purposefully design and apply leadership. Learn more about Dr. Allen and his…
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Dr. Salvador Trevino Presents Keynote at the 24th Annual Hispanic Leadership Conference
Conference focuses on mental health and illness in an effort to combat stigma and start conversations. Dr. Salvador Trevino, PsyD faculty, provided a special didactic, interactive seminar on multiple culturally informed strategies and interventions illustrating diagnostic skills and effective interventions essential to working with Latino Hispanic/Latino families and immigrants. Along with this workshop for mental health…
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Alan E. Guskin leaves a legacy of helping others – and teaching others to help.
Guskin, president of Antioch University and Antioch College simultaneously and university chancellor from the mid-1980s to mid-1990s, worked for more than four decades as a teacher, leader, consultant, administrator and advocate for social justice as well as being a driving force in the creation of the university’s PhD in Leadership and Change Program. He retired…
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Climate Change: Loss and Coping around a Global Trauma
Thomas Doherty, PsyD (Antioch 2002) has been quoted in a piece entitled “Mourning the Land” in the May 2019 edition of the American Psychological Association (APA) Monitor on Psychology. This is a very moving and sobering article on climate change and the toll it does take on people and will continue to take over the…
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