Campus: New England
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Running Grass
Running-Grass is an educational and cultural theorist and environmental activist. His expertise spans several fields, including multicultural education, critical pedagogy, and environmental and wilderness education. He is widely published and nationally recognized for his formative contribution to the field of multicultural environmental education and environmental justice. Running-Grass was one of the 300 delegates to the…
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Michael Akresh, PhD
My teaching and research interests focus on wildlife management, biostatistics, ornithology, tropical ecology, and community science. I work with students in and outside of classes on these topics. My work frequently has a strong quantitative approach; I incorporate both standardized and state-of-the-art field techniques and statistical analyses to robustly examine research questions and hypotheses of…
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Meaghan L. Guckian, PhD
My approach to research, teaching and practice is to shed light on how the behavioral sciences can be leveraged to enhance positive societal and ecological outcomes. In part, I spend a lot of time thinking and teaching about why people do the things that they do, particularly in the context of how individuals understand and…
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Sharon Fitzgerald, PhD
Clinical Faculty Couple and Family Therapy [email protected]
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Shannon L. McIntyre, PhD
McIntyre currently serves as Core Faculty and Director of Internship in the Department of Clinical Psychology at Antioch University New England. She completed her postdoctoral fellowship in the Program for Psychotherapy at Cambridge Health Alliance, a teaching affiliate of Harvard Medical School, where she provided psychodynamic treatment to adult patients. She previously interned at Pennsylvania…
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Julie K. Biddle
Dr. Julie K. Biddle spent 17 years as a teacher in pre-k to grade 5 classrooms in both public and private schools. She spent 12 years working with school leadership in organizational improvement efforts. She came to Antioch University in 2009 and teaches in the Education programs. She was instrumental in the development of the…