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  • Erin Berzins, PhD

    I am a licensed mental health counselor in Washington and Minnesota, specializing in perinatal mental health. I am one of the coordinators of Antioch's Perinatal Mental Health Certificate and enjoy researching within this focus area. Other research interests include feedback and student efficacy. I am also a board-certified supervisor and work with clinical students and…

  • Campus Climate Reporting

    Antioch University is committed to ensuring welcoming and supportive campus environments at each of its locations. In Seattle, inclusiveness is an integral part of our core institutional values and is embraced through Antioch University Seattle’s Diversity Plan Goals and in our adoption of systemwide equity and inclusion goals.

  • Our Work

    The Diversity Council has also played an important role in developing the Anti-racism Framework and Value Statement and monitoring its progress. The Council has been instrumental in bringing about change in several areas, such as launching AUS Diversity Goals (2019), Standing in Solidarity with AUS BSU for Anti-Racism Commitment Plan (2020), Co-sponsoring Anti-racism Workshops Series…

  • Melissa Kennedy, PhD

    After working for over a decade in the area of international and cross-cultural education, I began graduate work in the field of psychology. My initial graduate degree was an MA in Existential Phenomenological Psychology at Seattle University. Early in this program, I decided I wanted to pursue a doctoral degree, and upon completion of my…

  • Greg Tuke, MSW

    Greg Tuke is a lecturer and a leading international instructional coach in the design of Collaborative Online International Learning (COIL) courses. Mr. Tuke has taught Contemporary Social Issues courses at both Seattle University and the University of Washington, using video, social media and video conferencing to enhance cross-cultural teamwork and problem-solving. He was awarded a…

  • Mitchell Thomashow, EdD

    Dr. Mitchell Thomashow devotes his life and work to promoting ecological awareness, sustainable living, creative learning, improvisational thinking, social networking, and organizational excellence. Currently, he is engaged in teaching, writing, and executive consulting, cultivating opportunities and exchanges that transform how people engage with sustainability and ecological learning. From 1976 – 2006, Thomashow was the Cahir…