Keene, NH—Antioch University New England’s Net Impact chapter, through the Management Department, donated 528 pounds of new and slightly used winter clothing to to the
Sarah Maine, MBA in Sustainability ’10, wrote in to share about a program she is working on this summer. Camp Start Up is an entrepreneurship
The MBA in Sustainability Program at AUNE has streamlined its structure to make it more accessible to students who want to earn their MBA degree
The public is invited to a panel on Local Food Systems: Challenges & Opportunities in the Dairy Sector, Thursday, March 27, at Antioch University New
Antioch University New England (AUNE) is celebrating Peace Corps Week from February 23 to March 1. Returned Peace Corps volunteers, international students, and others interested
Taryn Fisher, assistant professor and director of the MBA in Sustainability Program, wrote a piece for The Keene Sentinel‘s January/February 2014 Business Monadnock magazine, titled
Interested in learning first-hand about the opportunities and challenges faced by small entrepreneurs in developing countries? Find out, during a study tour to South Africa,
Robbie Hertneky, associate professor in the Department of Management, welcomed alumni guest speakers recently to the Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Leading Change class in the MBA
Jeff Golfman, president of Prairie Pulp & Paper Inc., visited the Supply Chain class taught by Taryn E. Fisher, core faculty in the Department of
Community Garden Connections (CGC) will offer a Year-Round Urban Gardening Workshop, with Keith Morris of Prospect Rock Permaculture, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on
Taryn Fisher, assistant professor in the Department of Management, attended a talk by Patrick G. Binns, Consul General of Canada to New England, Manufacturing Innovation
Dr. Stephen Jones, Antioch University New England’s (AUNE) new president, will speak about The Nature of Leadership for the AUNE Fall Speaker Series on Thursday,
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