Campus: Los Angeles
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Lucy Cotter, LMFT
Lucy Cotter, LMFT, is co-founder of Narrative Counseling Center. She has a passion for helping individuals, couples, and families discover new stories of collaboration. Lucy holds an MA in Child/Marriage Counseling from Pacific Oaks College and an MFA from Otis College of Art. As an Adjunct Faculty member at Antioch University, some of her courses…
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Justin Cole, MFA
Justin Cole (b. Detroit, MI) is an artist and educator working in Los Angeles. He is an adjunct faculty in the BA Program, where he instructs art and art history courses. He also teaches Photography at Otis College of Art and Design. Justin Cole is represented by Pepin Moore Gallery in Los Angeles. Justin’s art…
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Robert Bowen, MAM
Before coming to Antioch University in 1992, Bowen was a management development division chief with L.A. County Department of Health Services. Other teaching assignments include the School of Public Administration, University of Southern California; University of San Francisco; University of Redlands; and the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science. His teaching has focused…
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Francesca Lia Block
Francesca Lia Block has published over 30 works of fiction, non-fiction, short stories, and poetry including the Margaret A. Edwards Lifetime Achievement award-winning Dangerous Angels: The Weetzie Bat Books and, most recently, the Joyce Carol Oates award nominee House of Hearts. She has also published various essays, interviews, and reviews and edits the Lit Angels monthly journal on Substack. Francesca was a finalist for Professor of…
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George Bermudez, PhD
Following nearly 25 years experience as a clinical and family psychologist in poor urban neighborhoods (New York’s lower Eastside and the South Bronx; Los Angeles’ East Los Angeles and Watts), George Bermudez joined the AULA MA Psychology Core Faculty in 2006. Dr. Bermudez has been an Associate Professor at the California School of Professional Psychology,…
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Cheryl Armon, EdD
While earning her master’s and doctoral degrees, Cheryl Armon worked closely with Lawrence Kohlberg and Israel Scheffler on research in moral development, democratic education, and reasoning about the meaning of a good human life. While serving as chair of the BA in Liberal Studies Program (1985-91) and founder and chair of the graduate education program…