Antioch University Scholars and Alumni at the Upcoming 50th Anniversary Conference By Alicia Wargo, PhD Fifty years ago, Jean Baker Miller published Toward a New Psychology of Women, a groundbreaking…
Kirk Adams’s The Disability Dividend Reaches Amazon Bestseller Lists
Kirk Adams ’19 (GSLC, PhD), a nationally recognized leader in disability inclusion and employment, has achieved a new milestone with his book, The Disability Dividend: $upercharge Your Bottom-Line Through Disability…
Aiken and Tirmizi: Advancing Dignity-Centered Leadership in the Workplace
We are pleased to share that PhD in Leadership Change alum Emily Aiken, PhD, and faculty member Professor Aqeel Tirmizi, PhD, recently published an article, “Towards a Theory of Fostering…
How to Transfer Your Doctoral Credits and Complete Your PhD
Your Previous Efforts Matter You invested years of your life into doctoral study—attending seminars, writing research papers, passing qualifying exams, maybe even drafting chapters of a dissertation. Then life interrupted….
Building Antioch’s Front Porch: How RCT@AU is Redefining Connection in Higher Education
This summer, the organizers of the Relational-Cultural Theory at Antioch University (RCT@AU) initiative are looking back on their first year. In ways large and small, the initiative has established itself…
Faculty Member Presents Research on Followership at Global Conference
Antioch University faculty member Yulia Tolstikov-Mast, PhD, was invited to present multiple sessions at the Global Followership Conference in July, bringing new perspectives on followership, leadership, and collective action amid…
Chuck Powell Explores Global Threats in New Novel, Unicursal
Chuck Powell ’14 (GSLC, PhD) had his novel, Unicursal: Redemption in the Age of Nuclear Annihilation, published by Subplot Publishing on July 14, 2026. Set across two timelines, the speculative…
PhD in Leadership and Change Graduate Kader Gümüş Selected for Fulbright Specialist Program
Kader Gümüş, PhD, a 2025 graduate of Antioch University’s PhD in Leadership and Change program, has been selected for the Fulbright Specialist Program for 2026–2029. The program is administered by…
Why So Many People Start a Doctorate—but Don’t Finish (And How You Still Can)
The Hidden Truth: Many People Don’t Finish If you started a doctoral program but didn’t finish, you’ve probably sat with the question: What happened? You may carry it quietly, or…
PhD in Leadership & Change Students to Moderate International Leadership Webinar
Sarah Ehrnschwender and Nicole Williams, doctoral students in Antioch University’s PhD in Leadership & Change program, will moderate an upcoming International Leadership Association (ILA) Leadership Book Buzz webinar, Letters to…
The Value of a Doctorate in 2026: Leadership, Research & Real-World Impact
In 2026, the value of a doctorate reaches beyond academic prestige. Organizations, communities, and institutions need leaders who can interpret complexity and respond to urgent problems with rigor and purpose….
Vanessa Pierce Presents at Harvard Coaching Conference
PhD in Leadership and Change student Vanessa Pierce, an executive coach and leadership development professional, recently presented a poster titled “Executive Coaching and its Connections to Leadership Theories and Concepts”…