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Writers’ Exchange Celebrates Three Years of Professional Editing Support
For three years, the AU Writer’s Exchange (WEX) has helped students, faculty, and alumni refine their writing by offering professional services that include coaching, developmental editing, and final format editing. An offshoot of Antioch’s Virtual Writing Center, WEX was initially designed to support AU doctoral students at all stages of dissertation writing. Today, WEX Editors…
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Counseling, Psychology, & Therapy, Creative Writing, Education, Environmental Studies, Undergraduate
AUSB Campus Update
Dear AUSB Students, As we approach the mid-point of the spring quarter and begin summer semester next week, I wish to thank you for your perseverance and commitment to your program of study at Antioch University in this relatively new remote environment. At times, it may be challenging to stay focused, keep momentum going, and…
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2020 Horace Mann Upstanders Winners Announced
Antioch University Los Angeles’ Education Department has announced its 2020 Horace Mann Upstanders Winners: Lynne Kelly has won the Horace Mann Upstanders Book Award for Song for a Whale and Gordon Korman, author of Unteachables, has won the Horace Mann Upstanders Lifetime Achievement Award. The Upstanders Awards will be formally presented to Kelly and Korman…
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Birds, Bigotry, and Grief in Four Parts — AUSB Student’s Play To Be Staged in NYC
When John Richards sat in on Colette Freedman’s seminar on ten-minute plays, he didn’t expect that within a year he would be a working playwright with his first full-length play opening in New York City this August. In fact, he almost missed the class. It was given during the middle of his nine-day MFA in…
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AU Seattle Campus Update
Greetings Students: We are a few weeks away from the mid-point of our quarter, and I would like to thank you for your perseverance, your commitment to Antioch and to your program of study. I know it is difficult for everyone to stay focused, keep momentum going, and to plan for a future that resembles…
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The Social Determinants of Death from COVID-19: an Interview with Adonia Lugo
On January 14, Angelenos got the startling news that jet fuel had fallen over part of the region, raining down on school children at recess and neighborhood backyards in Southeast Los Angeles County. “This could have sounded like something out of a Hollywood sci-fi blockbuster,” says Dr. Adonia Lugo, but she says that it’s better…
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Graduate School of Leadership and Change Announces New Scholarship for MLP International Students
The International Scholarship for the Common Good (ISLP) has been designed to financially support educational access to the Master in Leadership Practice (MLP) program based on demonstrated leadership accomplishments and financial needs of candidates based outside the United States. The common good/responsible leadership may be defined as a commitment towards causes and practices that intend/aspire to enhance individual,…
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Alumna Dissertation Illustrates Interpersonal Capacities that Support Constructive Racial Dialogue
Founder of Paradox Cross-Cultural Consulting, Training and Empowerment, LLC and PhD in Leadership and Change alumna Dr. Cherie Bridges Patrick has published her dissertation entitled Navigating the Silences: Social Worker Discourses Around Race. This study explores social worker discourses to learn what they could reveal about professional workplace practices and experiences with race and racism.…
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Dr. Sarkisian Coedits a Special Issue of “Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice”
Gregor V. Sarkisian, PhD, Professor in the MA in Psychology program was the coeditor and contributor to the first-ever special issue of the Global Journal of Community Psychology Practice dedicated to surf therapy research around the world. “This Special Focus Issue on Surf Therapy Around the Globe includes the most comprehensive collection of research on…
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