Jerome Glenn ’71 (New England, MA) completed and presented a three-year global study Work/Technology 2050: Scenarios and Actions on what to do about the potential futures of work and technology.
Voices From the Pandemic: Antioch New England PsyD Alumni Showcase Their Vital Roles
As the pandemic swept across the nation, upending lives and suspending in-person gatherings, the faculty at Antioch University New England’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology put out a call asking what…
Partnership Leads to Launch of Masters in Humane Education
Antioch New England launched several new programs in partnership with the Institute for Humane Education (IHE) in early 2020. These programs are attracting a wide range of students, with current…
A Tale of Two School Districts: Antioch Alums Have Outsize Impact in Chesterfield and Brattleboro
Ninety miles northwest of Boston, the Connecticut River flows in its broad, meandering course and, near a particularly wide bend in the river, meets and is joined by one of…
Contemporary Pilgrimages: The Human-Environment Connection as a Double-Edged Sword | Conservation Psychology Institute Webinar Series
Quests for meaning and connection are often framed as pilgrimage journeys. These types of journeys, along with pilgrimage sites and routes, are rapidly growing around the globe. Fueled by economic…
Georgia Cassimatis ’15
Georgia Cassimatis ’15 (New England, MS in Sustainable Development and Climate Change) was the subject of a second article in the Keene Sentinel about her successful projects encouraging public arts,…
PsyD Faculty Accomplishments, Publications, and Presentations
Faculty from the Antioch University New England’s PsyD in Clinical Psychology program are nationally recognized scholars who are making extraordinary contributions in engaged scholarship to advance social justice, disciplinary knowledge,…
AUNE Clinical Psychology Presenting at 2020 Virtual Diversity Challenge
Individuals with trans and gender expansive identities are at greater risk for trauma, oppression, and death than their cisgender peers, and those who are also Indigenous and People of Color…
Hope and Resilience for Parents, Children, Educators, and Psychologists
We have a couple of graduates who have also either taught for us or given guest lectures and who have been doing a lot of work with families for years…
A Legacy of Building Communities: Dr. Jim Gruber, Beloved Antioch Professor, Retires
Dr. Jim Gruber, PhD, PE, is one of those renaissance men that are rare these days. Throughout his life, Gruber’s career has brought him all over the world. He has…
Part 8: Voices from AUNE PsyD Graduates in the Time of the Pandemic
Dr. Joan Magill (Torgersen) (Antioch University New England, PsyD, ’94) of Boca Raton, Florida, was in our first class of students, and has been doing clinical work for four decades!…
Part 7: Voices from AUNE PsyD Graduates in the Time of the Pandemic
Dr. Liza Colby (Antioch University New England, PsyD ’09) runs a practice seeing all ages of clients. She has a particular interest in serving clients who are older or who…