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Ohio Poet Laureate Dave Lucas Visits Antioch University Midwest
Dave Lucas, Ohio’s Poet Laureate, visited Antioch University Midwest reading his poetry and writing. Following the reading, Lucas answered audience questions and shared his ideas of poetry being democratic and natural. He said that often the words we say can be poetic —that poetry doesn’t necessarily need to be lofty, that it is found in…
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Melissa Crandall
Melissa Crandall, an alum of the MA in Nonprofit Management program at AULA (MANM), serves as the Director of Communications and Development for The Institute for Religious Tolerance, Peace, and Justice, as well as Director of Operations for Cancer Care Network Foundation. Crandall describes her path to the nonprofit sector as a winding one (including working…
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Closing the Gender Gap in Leadership: AUSB Launches Women in Leadership Certificate Program
This story previously appeared in Noozhawk. Women across the globe are facing challenges to break into leadership roles. Antioch University is helping women overcome those challenges. Antioch University Santa Barbara first designed a Women in Leadership Certificate Program in 2014 and in May 2019, the program will relaunch a streamlined version of that course. The revamped…
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Paul David’s Retirement Celebration Is Coming Soon!
Join us for Paul David’s Retirement Celebration and final lecture on Friday, June 7th, 2019 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at Antioch University Seattle (new building address: 2400 3rd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121). Paul David has made monumental contributions to Antioch University and the field of Couple and Family Therapy (CFT) and this event is…
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Education Faculty Attend AERA Conference
School of Education faculty members Caryn Park, Julia Daniels, and Rachel Oppenheim participated in the annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association (AERA) in Toronto in early April. The three presented a paper together entitled, “New words, old injustices: Discourses of equity in teacher education policy and praxis.” Their paper explored the relationship between…
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MFA’s Tananarive Due in the Media
Tananarive Due, faculty in the MFA, Writing & Contemporary Media program in Santa Barbara and at UCLA, was featured in three media pieces in March 2019 on some exciting new developments in her area of expertise, Black Horror. Due also published an article in Medium, “Jordan Peele’s Us: Black Horror Comes Out of the Shadows.”…
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Teachers Test Prep offers $10,000 in Scholarships to Future Teachers
Teachers Test Prep, an education company that supports prospective teachers, is offering $10,000 through its 2019 Teachers Test Prep “Pass the Torch” Teacher Scholarships. Two $5,000 scholarships will be awarded: one to a student preparing to become an elementary school teacher and one to a student preparing to become a secondary school teacher. Unlike most…
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Three Years of Research Published in “Journal of Black Psychology”
Gargi Roysircar, AUNE Clinical Psychology retired faculty member, and Ashland Thompson, 5th-year doctoral candidate, and predoctoral intern at APA-approved Regional Central Hospital, Butner, North Carolina, have published an empirical research article in the Journal of Black Psychology: Roysircar, G., Geisinger, K., & Thompson, A. (2019). Haitian children’s disaster trauma: Validation of pictorial assessment of resilience and vulnerability.…
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A Life of Service: The incredible career and busy retirement of Dr. Gargi Roysicar
Dr. Gargi Roysicar may be retired, but her work is far from done. A History of Care As a respected professional in clinical psychology and a long-time member of the Antioch community, an aura of respect and affection lace the voices of those who speak about Gargi Roysicar. She is well-known and well-respected, both as…
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