Tony Abbott Wins Horace Mann Upstanders Book Award for “The Summer of Owen Todd” Mordicai Gerstein Wins 2018 Horace Mann Upstanders Lifetime Achievement Award Antioch University Los Angeles’ Education Department has announced its 2018 Horace Mann Upstanders Winners: Tony Abbott has won
The Antioch University Los Angeles Education Department is committed to activism and to creating change in the public school system. Each quarter as part of the Friends of Education Speaker Series, the Education Department hosts a speaker on campus who is
Each year the Education Department presents “The Friends of Education Speaker Series” which features guest speakers who focus on progressive education themes. Below is a sampling of past speakers.
Cynthia McDermott, EdD, Professor and Chair of the Education Department, has co-edited a new book on modern approaches in social and educational research. Contributing authors include esteemed higher education leaders from across the globe who engaged in profound and robust
The recipients of the second annual alumni awards include a philanthropy strategist, an advocate for formerly incarcerated young people, and the site director of an innovative learning center. Amelia Williamson, MA Organizational Management ’05, will receive the President’s Award for
Justin Roberts, Eve Bunting and Michelle Franke (Meyering), whose work empowers children and young adults to stand up to bullying, fight for justice, and navigate social issues, will be recognized at the 8th Annual Children’s Literature Conference on Saturday, May
Antioch University has been approved for reaccreditation for a ten‐year period by The Higher Learning Commission (HLC). The formal approval, which was announced on December 9, 2013, is the culmination of a three‐year process that included a substantial “self‐study” of
Unspoken, written and illustrated by Henry Cole, is the winner of the sixth annual Horace Mann Upstanders Book Award. The award is given by Antioch University Los Angeles’ Education Department and will be formally presented on June 15, 2013, in
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