The MA in Nonprofit Management program, now in its fifth year, has recently been accepted as a new member of the Nonprofit Academic Centers Council
The MA in Nonprofit Management (MANM) program is designed to be practical and experiential as well as an academic and theoretical program. Site visits to
Claremont School of Theology recently conducted their 2018 Commencement and three of their graduates have Antioch University Los Angeles ties. Karri Anne Backer, 2005 MA
An AmeriCorps experience sets you apart. You chose a service-driven path through which you gained new skills and valuable knowledge. At Antioch University, we greatly
Akemi Imai, MA in Nonprofit Management student and President of the Board of Makoto Taiko, has been selected as one of 20 national 2017 Judith O’Connor Scholars.
Antioch University Los Angeles awarded degrees at its 45th annual Commencement ceremony that took place on Sunday, June 25, 2017. The ceremony honored graduates from
Jarrod is the Manager of Individual Giving, Colburn School; serves as alumni coordinator, advancement database manager, and general gift solicitor/fundraiser for the Colburn School, a
The recipients of this year’s Antioch University Los Angeles (AULA) Alumni Awards include a marriage and family therapist who founded AULA’s Bridge Program; a poet,
“We are pleased to announce the three recipients of the 2016 Library Research Awards as one honorable mention,” said Lisa Lepore, Director of Library Services.
Faculty Member David Norgard, chair of the Antioch Alumni Council for the past five years, is passing the gavel to long-time council member Martha Longley.
The 2015 Team Antioch Walks raised $10,764.50 (and still counting) to support Aids Walk Los Angeles. That’s more than any previous team in AULA’s almost
The recipients of the second annual alumni awards include a philanthropy strategist, an advocate for formerly incarcerated young people, and the site director of an
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