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GSLC Faculty Presents International Keynote
Professor of Leadership and Organizational Behavior Dr. Lize Booysen delivered the keynote address entitled, “Responsible Leadership and Courageous Followership: Questions to Ask” during the 8th International Conference on Sustainability and Responsibility at the Cologne Business School in Germany and presented “Workplace Identity Construction” at the 19th International Diversity in Organizations, Communities and Nations Conference in…
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School of Education Alumni and Faculty Attend KUOW Event
A number of School of Education faculty and alumni attended a journalist happy hour event at KUOW, Seattle’s public radio station. The event was designed for members of the KUOW newsroom to meet community members in a relaxed environment to better understand the communities they serve. Kristin Leong, KUOW’s Community Engagement Producer, is an alumna…
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Nonprofit Management Students Visit Neighborhood Music School
Students from the MA in Nonprofit Management program (MANM) visited Neighborhood Music School in Boyle Heights. Students sat inside the parlor of the Victorian house and as music wafted through the air. Karen Louis, Executive Director of the Neighborhood Music School and an alumna of the MANM program, shared the story of this remarkable school. “Karen, our host, was amazing at bringing…
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Dr. Stephen Southern is New Chair of the MA in Clinical Psychology (MACP) Program
Antioch University Santa Barbara announces the appointment of Dr. Stephen Southern as the new Chair and Core Faculty of the MA in Clinical Psychology program. He assumed the role on July 1, 2019. Dr. Southern joins AUSB from Northwestern University and had prior appointments at Texas A & M University-Corpus Christi, University of Southern Mississippi,…
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Arturo Sande
Arturo Sande had a long background in filmmaking before wanting to teach his craft. Once he began working in the classroom, he quickly learned he’d like to combine his passion for teaching with socially-conscious projects. One of those projects helped him realize his calling and led him on the path to earning his PhD at Antioch…
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Antioch Chancellor’s Message re: Dayton and El Paso Shootings
Dear Antioch University Community, As I’m sure you are aware, a mass shooting took place in Dayton, Ohio early this morning, Sunday, August 4 (around 1 am EDT), in a popular restaurant, nightclub, and entertainment area known as the Oregon District. The area is just a few miles from our AU Midwest campus and University…
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Durgan Leads Series on Community Response to Meth in Winnipeg
Edward Durgan, PhD, is the academic director of Antioch University Seattle’s Clemente Veteran’s Initiative, which offers free college courses to veterans, and a Seattle-based psychotherapist and researcher. Durgan recently traveled to Winnipeg to lead a series of free community events focused on understanding and building more effective community responses to meth in Winnipeg. The events…
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Maria Dezenberg, a Leader in Higher Education
Putting Student Learning at the Center of the Equation For Maria Dezenberg, provost of Richard Bland College of William and Mary, experiential learning is a way of life. It first began before she even became a teacher or taught a class—when she was a child attending schools across different continents, including in the Middle East…
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Tiffany Adams Alum of Urban Environmental Education MAEd Program Featured in “Yes!” Magazine
Rare Birder Sightings: Bird-watching is Booming, Yet Black birders are as Rare a Bird as Exists. Tiffany Adams is an alum of the Urban Environmental Education M.A.Ed. program at Antioch University Seattle, class of 2017. Adams is a self-trained ornithologist, artist, and urban environmentalist. This article was originally published by YES! Media and is reprinted here…
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