Focus: Undergraduate Studies
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Joanne Tortorici Luna, PhD
Dr. Joanne Tortorici Luna (“Dr. T.”) is an Adjunct Faculty member at Antioch. At California State University Long Beach, she is a Professor in the Advanced Studies in Education and Counseling Department and also is an interdisciplinary faculty member for the M.S. program in Emergency Services Administration in the College of Health and Human Services. …
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Fabián Cereijido
I am an artist, educator, and writer born in Argentina, living in the US since 1984. Before moving to the US, I lived 8 in Mexico as an exile. My video installations, drawings, and sculptures, which have been exhibited museums and galleries in the US, Mexico and Argentina, deal with fictional trips in milk and…
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Erin Aubry Kaplan
Erin Aubry Kaplan is an journalist and author who has been writing about race, politics, culture and identity since 1992. She contributes regularly to the opinion pages of the New York Times and Los Angeles Times, and in 2007 became the first African American weekly opinion columnist in the paper’s history. In addition to teaching…
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Cheka Abubakari
I am returning to education after thirty years working as a private practice attorney, entertainment road manager and business entrepreneur. At Bridge, I have been teaching introductory philosophy and have also participated in classes on Civil Rights and History of African American Film. Previously, I taught Ancient Black History and Ancient African Religion at Long…
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BS in Environmental Studies, Sustainability, and Sciences
Our BS in Environmental Studies, Sustainability and Sciences is a bachelor's completion program that requires 120 semester credits to graduate. The Environmental Studies concentration explores numerous disciplines, including global studies, science, economics, health, ethics, culture, and leadership, within experiential and engaging coursework. Complete in 1.5 to 2.5 years depending on your prior learning experience and…
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Andrea Auten, MFA, MA
One teacher changed Andrea Auten’s life. Corny as it sounds, she was a struggling student before learning caught fire. Mr. Bell, her 9th grade English teacher pulled her aside and said, “You are an exceptional writer. Your grades don’t reflect it, but your words do.” He was willing to stick his neck out and recommend…