A handful of Antioch University New England (AUNE) Green MBA students and an Environmental Studies alumna are helping to preserve the historic Tuttle Farm in
AUNE’s Organization and Management (O&M) classes will welcome guest speakers from a variety of businesses and organizations during the spring semester. They include: Bill Medvidofsky,
Zack Luby, an MBA in Sustainability student at Antioch University of New England, was interviewed on Vermont’s WCAX-TV, Channel 3, as an expert in social
Read the Keene Sentinel story on our student presentations here. On Saturday, December 11, students in Antioch University New England’s MBA in Sustainability program (Green
On October 28 through October 30, eight current Antioch University New England Green MBA students, two alumni and one faculty member attended the 18th annual
Antioch University New England’s Net Impact Chapter is a proud community partner for the fifth annual Hannah Grimes Center CONNECT event Investing In Our Local
Jessica Sanford and Sherman Morrison On Thursday, September 9, ES Environmental Education student Jessica Sanford and PhD in Leadership and Change student and staff
Antioch University New England’s Center for Tropical Ecology and Conservation (CTEC) promotes the sustainable and just use of tropical ecosystems by training conservation leaders, conducting
Polly Chandler, chair of AUNE’s Department of Organization and Management and director of the MBA in Organizational and Environmental Sustainability (Green MBA), announced a new
In line with its commitment to sustainability and social justice, AUNE has adopted a groundbreaking responsible purchasing policy (RPP) to guide its procurement of goods
Antioch University New England’s MBA in Organizational and Environmental Sustainability has scored high marks in the latest edition of Business as Unusual: The 2010 Student
AUNE’s Net Impact chapter has been awarded Silver status by the international Net Impact organization. Only 15 percent of the network’s worldwide chapters earned the
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