Supporting the Common Good
ENGAGING Communities, solving challenges, & Sharing knowledge
Pillars of Engagement
Our approach to community engagement is founded on partnership and reciprocity, ensuring that meaningful change happens when we work together. Antioch’s collaborations are grounded in mutual respect, benefiting both the university and our community partners equally.
Whether working with local nonprofits, regional coalitions, or global organizations, we listen, learn, and act together to solve problems that matter most. By addressing critical societal issues—from environmental sustainability to equity in education—we connect expertise with community needs to foster lasting impact.
Through our programs, we cultivate democratic values and habits, preparing students to be engaged citizens ready to advocate for justice and equity while contributing to the public good.
Centers, Clinics, & Institutes
Stories of Impact
Faculty Engagement
Jude Bergkamp
Co-Chair, Core Faculty, PsyD Program
Fayth M. Parks, PhD
Professor
Jennifer Sturge
Core Faculty
Phebe Brako
Adjunct Faculty
Douglas Valdez, LMHCA, DAc Candidate, MA, MS, MBA
Clinical Faculty
Atim Eneida George, PhD
Affiliate Faculty and Mentor
Ana Guadalupe Reyes, PhD, LPC, NCC, CHST
Core Faculty
Yulia Tolstikov-Mast, PhD
Teaching Faculty Union Cohort
Interdisciplinary Learning
Integrating perspectives from various disciplines, including science, policy, and social justice coursework prepares students to tackle challenges from multiple angles.
Hands-On Experience
Antioch student engage in real-world projects, clinicals, and fieldwork through partnerships with local organizations, governmental agencies, and community groups.
Expert Faculty & Community
Faculty foster a collaborative learning environment with personalized mentorship and a vibrant community dedicated to to advance social, racial, economic, and environmental justice.
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