Campus: Graduate School of Leadership and Change
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Amy E. Lesen, PhD
Based in New Orleans, Dr. Amy Lesen is Professor of Environmental Leadership and Participatory Change in the Antioch University PhD Program in Leadership and Change. Amy is a scholar-practitioner who does climate, environmental, disaster, and health justice work in collaboration with coastal communities across the Gulf Coast, elsewhere in the U.S. Southeast, in the Caribbean,…
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Fayth M. Parks, PhD
Fayth M. Parks is a distinguished licensed psychologist, professor, and mental health researcher whose groundbreaking work bridges traditional psychology, public health, and cultural studies. With a PhD in Counseling Psychology, she advances equitable mental healthcare through innovative research on health disparities, stigma-related beliefs, and the integration of traditional healing practices into contemporary therapeutic frameworks. Dr.…
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Advancing Conscious Leadership
This professional certificate in Transformative Change will take an asset-based approach towards what leaders may do to create engaged strategic directions, proactively address disruptive forces, and create new organizational and community drivers of success now and in the future.
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Building the Resilient Organization
This professional certificate in Transformative Change will take an asset-based approach towards what leaders may do to create engaged strategic directions, proactively address disruptive forces, and create new organizational and community drivers of success now and in the future.
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Commencement @ GSLC
2026 Ceremony The Graduate School of Leadership and Change will celebrate this year's PhD in Leadership and Change on Saturday, July 18, at 10 AM ET with a ceremony on the campus of Otterbein University. If you aren't able to join us in person, please save the date and live stream the event with us…
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Give to the Graduate School of Leadership & Change
Why Give? The Graduate School of Leadership and Change Needs your Support Antioch University educates students to think critically, to act ethically, and to pursue a life of engaged citizenship. With your help, we can increase scholarship dollars to assist students to attend Antioch. Donate to support doctoral students who engage in research that hopes…
