Clinical Psychology students and faculty recently presented at the 2016 APA Conference in Denver. Students Lauren Weisberg, Chad Lazzari, and Sarajane Rodgers, and Dr. Gargi
The recipients of the 2013 Presidents’ Campus Compact awards have been announced by David Caruso, AUNE president. They are: Presidents’ Leadership Award: Jahdiel Torres-Caba, first-year
THIS EVENT IS CANCELLED. Jennifer Finney Boylan, professor of creative writing and American literature at Colby College in Maine, will be the speaker at the
Dr. Gargi Roysircar, professor of clinical psychology; and PsyD students Melissa Boudreau, Nicole Shewey, Bola Afolayan, and Marie Macedonia, members of AUNE’s Support Group for
Dr. Jessica Henderson Daniel, director of training in psychology at Children’s Hospital in Boston and associate professor in psychology at Harvard Medical School, gave a
Celebrate Earth Week by joining a Day of Service April 18 and 19 in the Keene area. Some of the service projects for which you
Rinku Sen, an activist for racial justice and a journalist, will speak at Antioch University New England’s (AUNE) commencement on Saturday, May 12. Sen is
A fundraiser for the Center for Tropical Ecology and Conservation at Antioch University New England (AUNE) and the La Isla Foundation will be held from
In a Keene Sentinel feature story on Gargi Roysircar, professor in the Department of Clinical Psychology and director of AUNE’s Multicultural Center, reporter Steve Gilbert
Volunteers with Antioch University New England’s (AUNE) Disaster Shakti will go to Haiti in May to provide counseling services to Haitians still recovering from the
Celebrating Diversity, a workshop offered by AUNE’s Department of Environmental Studies (ES), will be held February 10-12 at AUNE. Taught by Alesia Maltz, ES core
Bola Afolayan, PsyD student; Abi Abrash Walton, assistant to the president for social justice/ sustainability; and Gargi Rosyricar-Sodowsky, professor of clinical psychology and director
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