On Nov. 7, 2018, the Urban Environmental Education MAED program held its Fall Gathering of graduate candidates, alumni and faculty. Provost Ben Pryor and School of Education
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
Deb Kachel, a long-time instructor in the School of Education who was recently hired as an Affiliate Faculty Member in the K-12 School Library Endorsement
On Jan. 24, Antioch University Seattle’s School of Education hosted the third annual Multicultural Children’s Literature Celebration, which supports student access to literature by authors
Shawn Fields has a lifelong passion for making communities healthier through fostering positive intergenerational experiences. During her time as an Antioch University Seattle student, first
Indigenous media activist Tracy Rector (Choctaw) is an Antioch University Seattle (AUS) MAEd alumna. As Executive Director and Co-founder of Longhouse Media, which Rector started during her time
For Danny Cords, life’s not about the grade, it’s about continuing to learn and applying your knowledge in real-world settings. That’s one reason Cords appreciates
This August, Antioch University Seattle (AUS) hosted an open house for our Leadership in Edible Education (LEE) program, inviting prospective students, alumni, faculty, and other
Serving Students with Disabilities For Antioch University Seattle alumna Karen DeYoung, supporting students with disabilities is not just her day job, it’s part of who
Teaching Tomorrow’s Environmental Leaders For Antioch University Seattle (AUS) Master of Arts in Education (MAEd) alumnus CJ Goulding, Urban Environmental Education (UEE) is a way
A series of classes, titled “Educating for the Resistance”, was offered last quarter in our Master’s of Education Program in direct response to the current US
A Teacher Expanding Her Options Antioch University Seattle Masters in Education graduate student Débora da Silva Oliveira has grown up immersed in learning. In her
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