When Dr. Y. Falami Devoe was thinking of a course to teach in Antioch’s online Master of Arts in Individualized Studies program, she wanted to
Dr. Dawn Murray, Chair of the Undergraduate Studies Program, teaches a science course each quarter. Each one includes a major component of experiential learning. Natural History
“Many students are intimidated by the idea of learning research methods as they imagine that the course is designed to teach them to be scientists;
Welcome to Xtreme Research 10.0, better known as Introduction to Research Design with Jimmy Karlan, EdD, Core Faculty in the Environmental Studies (ES) program at
Erica Holmes, PsyD, core faculty in the MA in Clinical Psychology, Trauma Studies Specialization led a study abroad this September to South Africa. It was
Dr. Heather Curl came to Antioch University Seattle (AUS) from Bryn Mawr College in the spring of 2018 as a new teaching faculty member in
“It has become very clear that public education may be stifling the natural creativity of children!” -Gary Delanoeye I was at the park yesterday, talking
Humankind has not woven the web of life. We are but one thread within it. Whatever we do to the web, we do to ourselves.
Mariela Marin, MA, MFT, is head of the Latino Mental Health (LMH) concentration at AU Santa Barbara, as well as a 2005 graduate of the
Lisa Geichman Prosek, who holds Master’s degrees in Victorian Studies and Creative Writing, began teaching at Antioch University Midwest in 2008. She taught two writing
If you thought this profile was going to be about ancient Greek epic poetry by a long-dead entity called Homer, you were absolutely incorrect. Or
“When I look back at my own journey as a gay man, I too can see the many forces that shaped my sense of self,
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