Campus: New England
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Michael Simpson, MS, MALS
I believe that an effective resource manager needs to combine theory, skills and reflection to achieve any sustainable solution for the environmental problems that they must face. A necessary component of my teaching is to show by example. To be an effective teacher, I must be an effective practitioner. I then can use my ongoing…
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Alice Scudder, MA
In addition to her Antioch teaching responsibilities Alice is Program Coordinator and Creative Arts Therapist at The Brattleboro Retreat. She works on the Dual Diagnosis Unit with psychiatric and addiction patients. She leads a variety of groups including mindfulness, coping skills, women’s group, dance therapy, expressive therapies, self esteem, and spirituality. Alice’s special interests include…
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Allison Robinson
Adjunct Faculty Education [email protected]
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Jason Rhoades, PhD
Jason’s teaching, research, and work as a practitioner focuses on fostering grassroots engagement at the community level to create positive social and environmental outcomes. He has taught courses on political economy, participatory action research, sustainability, leadership, service learning, and project management. His research utilizes community-based action research to collaboratively promote equitable participatory processes in political…
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Vincent Pignatiello, PsyD
As a graduate of the Antioch University New England PsyD program, I very much embrace both a broad and deep engagement with my work. In my professional life, I have fully immersed myself in the multiple roles that I was trained to fill, including supervision, assessment, psychotherapy, consultation, and administration. In each of these roles,…
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Gina Pasquale
Dr. Pasquale received her doctorate from Antioch University New England in 2007. She completed her predoctoral and postdoctoral work at Riverbend Community Mental Health in Concord, NH, where she served children and families. Her training included specialization in Infant Mental Health and Autism Spectrum Disorders. She continues to work with those populations as well as…