A forum honoring International Women’s Day drew a capacity crowd on Friday, March 2 in Antioch University Santa Barbara’s community hall. Guest panelists included Lori Luhnow, Santa Barbara Police Chief, retired U.S. Army Colonel Kathryn Burba, and Barbara Ben-Horin, CEO of
2017 marked the fourth year of AUSB’s Women & Leadership Certificate cohort, a group of individuals who nurtured their passion and ideas into a final Experiential Leadership project. These projects – which included non-profit organization and business initiatives, start-up ideas,
Complexities of global economics and international partnership were themes in the Antioch University Santa Barbara MBA program’s special lecture with Consuls from the People’s Republic of China China is the United States’ largest trading partner, a relationship valued at $580
AUSB welcomed our fourth Women & Leadership Certificate Program cohort to campus January 27-29, successfully launching their 10-month leadership development journey. Thank you to Carol Tisson, Program Director, for the following recap about the first residency weekend: The 16 women accepted into
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