Congratulations to Environmental Studies, Core Faculty member Mike Akresh, PhD, who recently published new research with co-authors exploring the migration and ecology of prairie warblers. The study offers valuable insights…
Perinatal Mental Health Needs More Counselors
Discover how counselors make a difference in perinatal mental health. Learn what skills and training you need to lead change in this critical field.
Vince Pignatiello Spotlighted for Mentoring Future Psychology Professionals
Antioch University’s Vince Pignatiello, PsyD, ABPP, was recently featured in the Virtual Learning Academy Charter School’s (VLACS) Professional Partner Network newsletter for his mentorship of high school students interested in…
Antioch Researchers Contribute to Rangewide Wood Turtle Study
Jess Meck ’18 (New England, MS in Environmental Studies) and Research Faculty Liz Willey, PhD, are among the co-authors of a new study published in Conservation Genetics examining the genetics…
Counseling Degree Online: Flexible, Accredited Paths to Impact
Explore CACREP-accredited counseling degrees online with flexible, career-ready programs in clinical mental health, school, addiction, and art therapy.
How to Become a Counselor: Career Guide
You’ve got a notebook in front of you that lists row upon row of tuition costs and licensure steps. You’re excited, but is a master’s degree worth it? Good Will…
New Study Finds Forest Cover and Birds Help Reduce Coffee Pest Damage in Honduras
Michael Akresh, faculty in Environmental Studies at Antioch University New England, has co-authored a new peer-reviewed study titled “Landscape influences on bird control of coffee berry borer (Hypothenemus hampei) damage:…
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….
Jackie Corrigan Published in APA Division 49 Newsletter
Jackie Corrigan, a student in Antioch University New England’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology program, recently published an article in The Group Psychologist, the newsletter of the American Psychological Association’s Division…
Preserving Place and Possibility at Ryder Farm
Jules Gibson, Core Faculty in Environmental Studies at Antioch University New England, recently stepped into the role of Board Vice President of Ryder Farm, a 128-acre family farm established in…
Lead with Justice and Sustainability: Antioch’s Certificate in Socially Responsible Organizational Leadership
Leadership looks different now than it did even a few years ago, but organizations still need people who can manage teams, guide strategy, and keep operations moving. They also need…
Advancing Perspectives on Grief Through Faculty Leadership at the American Group Psychotherapy Convening
Lorraine Mangione, faculty in Counseling, Psychology, & Therapy at Antioch University New England, recently attended the American Group Psychotherapy Association’s annual conference in New York City alongside two current students,…