AUS Masters of Teaching alumna Nichole Klocksiem organized a panel called Queer and Geeky Educators Q&A for GeekGirlCon, an event that empowers girls to pursue
Jason Moss, an alum of the AUS School of Education’s MAT Program, received the “Teacher of the Year” award at Madrona Elementary for the 2018-19
The first cohort of the School of Education’s Alternative Route to Teacher Certification (ARTC) program is close to graduating and becoming teachers! The ARTC program represents a
On Wednesday, Jan. 30, Rachel Oppenheim, Director of the School of Education, participated in a “Day on the Hill” event along with other members of
This past week, Rachel Oppenheim, Director of the School of Education, and Debora Oliveira, alumna of the Urban Environmental Education Program, attended a “Celebrating Bilingualism”
Dr. Heather Curl, teaching faculty in AUS’s School of Education, recently presented at the National Association of Multicultural Education (NAME) with colleague Dr. Chanelle Wilson-Poe
On Oct. 31, 2018, a team from the Antioch School of Education attended a “Diversifying the Educator Workforce” convening at the Gates Foundation. Hosted by
On Tuesday, January 23, 2018, Rachel Oppenheim, Director of the Antioch University Seattle (AUS) School of Education (SoE) and Carolanne Watness, Director of Field Experiences
The Antioch University Seattle (AUS) School of Education (SoE) was awarded a grant to support their work toward addressing systemic and educational disparities in Washington
Beginning in the summer of 2018, the Antioch University Seattle School of Education is offering an Alternative Route to Teacher Certification (ARTC) Program in partnership with
Antioch University Seattle School of Education adjunct faculty Richard Katz was recently selected by the American Geographical Society (AGS) to return to their fall Symposium,
From October 20-22, 2017, Dr. Jeana M. Hrepich displayed a research poster, Cultural Preservation & Asian Indian Children’s Literature at the International Board on Books for
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