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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
FAQ - Graduate School of Leadership and Change Explore the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions for the programs in the Graduate School of Leadership and Change. If there are additional questions not covered here, please contact us at [email protected]. Program Life Fit Residency Application Financial Aid - Tuition
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PhD Student Experience
Antioch's PhD in Leadership and Change Program Puts Student Learning and Success Center Stage We believe that students learn best when their individual interests are stimulated within learning communities composed of diverse experiences and perspectives. We know that students excel when they are held to high standards by caring faculty and share mutual accountability with…
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Certificate in Adult Education
In this certificate program, you will learn from faculty who are experienced in working with adult populations and who understand the most effective teaching methods to engage them.
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Certificate in Leadership in Edible Education
The Leadership in Edible Education certificate is designed for those who are interested in exploring food and its connection to society, and who want to make a difference in K-12 schools, post-secondary education, and the wider community.
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English Language Learner Endorsement
The English Language Learner (ELL) Endorsement Program at Antioch University is a 5-course program designed primarily for certified teachers who wish to obtain their ELL Endorsement; however, enrollment is open to anyone interested in learning more about best practices for ELL teaching and learning.
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Undergraduate Studies Academic Partnerships
UGS partnerships create learning opportunities, engage experts, and take our programs to the community. Students engage in internship projects to develop applied, hands-on learning in professional settings and to network with social justice organizations. Our program, in turn, invites these organizations to bring real-world insight to our classrooms and to include us as an educational resource for their communities.…