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  • Professional Certificates

    Continuing the Tradition of Creative and Just Leadership and Change Antioch’s Graduate School of Leadership & Change has been educating leaders and empowering them to make transformative changes at companies, organizations, and institutions around the world for more than 20 years. The professional learning programs continue to build on Antioch University’s 170-year-old tradition of creative…

  • Leading Transformative Change

    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.

  • Leading for Inclusion & Racial Justice

    The murders of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Breonna Taylor in Louisville, Kentucky, coupled with the racial disparities in health, education, and income brought so clearly in view by the pandemic, have sparked worldwide protests against systemic racism and racial injustice which affects people of color and other marginalized groups throughout the world. It…

  • Kenneth Baker, PhD

    Dr. Kenneth Baker has been a successful entrepreneur, owning and operating a restaurant/sports bar and a computer company, and opening a branch of a university. He has been in higher education for 20+ years and held the positions of Professor, Dean, and Campus Executive Director. He has been recognized for Leadership Excellence in New Center…

  • Dee Giffin Flaherty, PhD

    Dee Flaherty, PhD is the owner of Dee Giffin Flaherty and Associates focused on leadership development and learning. She has worked extensively as an executive coach, career counselor, psychotherapist, trainer and consultant in interpersonal and organizational communications. As a seasoned facilitator with expertise in creating a safe environment for productive discussions of difficult issues for…

  • Beth Mabry, PhD

    Dr. Beth Mabry is a Professor of Leadership, Change, and Sociology. Beth’s skills and expertise both complement and contribute to strengthening the curriculum and expanding faculty capacities to serve our students. As a sociologist, Beth brings a social lens to the fundamentally multidisciplinary framing of issues of community and organizational leadership and change. Additionally, she…