Polly Chandler will give a presentation titled “Sustainability: Leading Change and Communication” at the 2010 Good Jobs, Green Jobs National Conference, in Washington, D.C. The
With a one year completion time, Antioch University New England’s accelerated MBA in Organizational and Environmental Sustainability (Green MBA) builds on the strengths of AUNE’s
ANE’s Net Impact chapter will host its first event of the year, a conversation with Joe Laur from Greenopolis.com, on October 23. Starting at 11:30
Antioch University New England has contracted with Zero by Degrees, LLC to conduct an analysis of the 40 Avon Street campus building envelope. Using techniques
Join Jessica Skinner, MS Environmental Studies Candidate and Antioch New England solid waste coordinator, for a hands-on workshop on vermicomposting, or composting with worms. Vermicomposting
ANE’s latest Green Guru, Rachel Thompson, will continue giving energy-efficiency audits around campus. Antioch University New England is pleased to announce the appointment of
AUNE’s latest Green Guru, Rachel Thompson, will continue giving energy-efficiency audits around campus. Since setting its 2020 carbon neutrality target in 2007, Antioch New
Come check out one or all of the eight films featured at this year’s Feast on This film festival from September 14 through September 20.
While Antioch University New England was one of five finalists recognized by New Hampshire Governor John Lynch for the New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility
O&M Chair Polly Chandler was profiled on the front page of the Keene Sentinel on April 18. In the story, writer Joan Geary describes the
President David Caruso is pleased to announce that Curtis Ogden has agreed to be Antioch New England’s 2009 commencement speaker on May 3. Curtis is
In response to student demand for programs that focus on sustainable business practices, Antioch University New England has launched an accelerated MBA in Organizational and
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