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  • Dissertation Process

    The doctoral dissertation is a comprehensive process of intellectual inquiry in which a scholar investigates the significance and ramifications of an idea, project, experiment, problem, or question.

  • Program Delivery & Design

    The program combines structured coursework, individualized learning contracts, and online learning by developing an integrated learning community of advanced environmental scholars and professionals, who are able to continue their work commitments. In addition, the program emphasizes research strategies and designs that emerge both from traditional qualitative and quantitative approaches, but include the emerging constructions and…

  • Research Sequence and the Doctoral Dissertation (AUNE PsyD)

    Our PsyD program views research training as a means of enhancing students’ critical thinking skills as well as their understanding of scientific approaches to disciplined psychological inquiry. Potential research opportunities exist through various centers operated on the New England campus as well as through faculty-lead research initiatives. The dissertation and research components of the program are…

  • Monique S. Bowen, PhD

    Monique S. Bowen, PhD (she/her), is a professor in the department of clinical psychology and core faculty in the PsyD Program at Antioch University New England. She is clinical faculty in the Couples Therapy Training and Education Program at the William Alanson White Institute. Dr. Bowen is an American Psychological Association (APA) Representative to the United Nations and…

  • Professional Science Master’s Degree

    All six concentrations in the Master’s of Science in Environmental Studies (MS ES) program, and the Resource Management and Administration program, have been approved for recognition as Professional Science Master’s (PSM) by the Council of Graduate Schools. The Sustainable Development and Climate Change (SDCC) concentration in the MS ES program was approved for PSM recognition…

  • Kara Serasis, MA

    Kara Serasis, MA, R-DMT, CMA is a graduate of Antioch University New England’s Dance/movement therapy and Counseling program. Kara studied Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentals at the Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies before attending her master’s program at Antioc University. While in graduate school, she worked as a Kestenberg Movement Profile research assistant under…