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  • Ian Eagleson, PhD

    Ian Eagleson is an experienced college instructor with a demonstrated history of working in the higher education industry. Skilled in Research, Adult Education, Leadership Development, and Program Development. Strong education professional with a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) focused in Philosophy from University of California, San Diego. His areas of specialization are the philosophy of Immanuel…

  • Heather Curl, EdD

    Dr. Heather Curl is Core Faculty in Antioch’s MAT, MAEd, UEE, and ARTC programs and previously served as a Lecturer, Posse Mentor and Program Director at Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges. In addition to teaching courses in equity, policy, leadership, change, social studies methods and research, she has experience teaching English and social studies in…

  • Unofficial Transcript Evaluation (Online)

    Are you looking to see how many of your credits will transfer to Antioch University Online? Send us your UNOFFICIAL transcripts, and we will tell you how quickly you could finish your Bachelor’s degree at Antioch University Online (AUO)! AU accepts transfers of up to 90 semester units for online undergraduate programs. Finishing your Bachelor's…

  • Richard Kahn, PhD

    Richard Kahn is Core Faculty in Education at Antioch University, where he oversees, teaches, and advises for the Master’s in Education, Leadership and Change degree program. He recently completed a three-year term as an elected member of the Executive Council for the American Educational Studies Association, and as a  Board Member of the organization’s prestigious…

  • Lorraine Fish, PhD

    Dr. Fish’s professional counseling work includes private Ecocounselling practice in the UK, private Ecotherapy practice in the US, and Stonewall Recovery Services. She set in motion a volunteer organization called Frontline Therapy for the WTO protesters in Seattle, WA. She is author of the book, Nature, Culture, and Abnormal Appetites: An Ecopsychological Analysis of Addiction.…

  • Heather A. Warfield, PhD

    My academic research has focused on characteristics of pilgrimages, the inner processes of pilgrims, and how pilgrimages can be avenues for meaning-making. I am particularly interested in the history and psychology of pilgrimages that occur after war, displacement, and/or trauma and those that inform identity and collective memory. My latest research is focused on battlefield…