This spring the Education Department at AUNE is pleased to launch a Trauma-Conscious Teaching Micro-Credential. Offered through the Antioch Center for School Renewal and led
As I read of the tragic shooting in Florida, the 18th in a U.S school this new year, I am once again feeling an all
Elementary Teacher Certification students Sarah Gamble, Lori Farina, and recent grad Liz Greco were featured in a Brattleboro Reformer article on February 2. AUNE’s partnership
In the September 2017 issues of Green Schools Catalyst Quarterly, Paul Bocko reviewed the new book Post-Sustainability and Environmental Education: Remaking Education for the Future.
***Documentary Film Premiere*** Antioch University New England and Marion Cross School announce a free public screening of the short documentary “The Best Day Ever” on
Liza Lowe, founder, director and lead teacher at Wild Roots Nature School, a nature-based preschool at Stonewall Farm in Keene, was named the 2016 New
Brattleboro, VT—Antioch grads Michelle Simpson-Siegel (Environmental Science ’98) and Jessica Turner (Experienced Educator Program ’05) are co-founding a micro-school in Brattleboro, VT. Simpson-Siegel is the
Sarah Anderson, MEd ’05, a graduate of the Elementary/Early Childhood Education–Integrated Learning program, co-authored an article in Education Leadership, the Association for Supervision and Curriculum
For the fifth year, AUNE will host “In Bloom: Best Practices in Nature-Based Early Childhood Education” at three locations across New England. Register today for
Dr. Stephen Jones, president of AUNE, attended “Inspiring a New Generation (ING): A North American Summit” on November 6-8, 2015. More than 200 key stakeholders,
David Sobel, core faculty at Antioch University New England’s (AUNE) Department of Education and a national expert in nature-based education, recently released his eighth book
Two years since Antioch University New England (AUNE) started its holistic special education program, many students in the Master of Education program have job offers
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