April 2019
Found, And Confounding
Join us for an artist reception in the AULA Library. NOEL KORTEN is an artist and curator. He has completed public art projects with the City of Carlsbad and Amtrak. He served as Director of Exhibitions at the Los Angeles Municipal Art Gallery at Barnsdall Park from 1994 to 2005.
Find out more »Sustainable Supper & Panel
Energy Democracy and the Green New Deal It's time for another Sustainable Supper with the Urban Sustainability MA (USMA) program at Antioch University Los Angeles! Join us for a vegan dinner as we listen to a panel of climate justice experts explore "energy democracy" and the Green New Deal. Panel Moderated by Denise Fairchild, PhD, President and CEO, Emerald Cities Collaborative Featuring: Lydia Ponce, Community Engagement Director, SoCal350.org and member of the American Indian Movement Laura Gracia, Climate Adaptation Resiliency Enhancement (CARE) Coordinator Hop Hopkins,…
Find out more »May 2019
Transforming Ghosts Into Ancestors
Join us with the Spiritual and Depth Psychology Specialization for the latest speaker series! Transforming Ghosts Into Ancestors: The Psychology Case for Reparations to Descendants of American Slavery. Drs. Bryan K. Nichols and Medria L. Connolly will be presenting on the psychology of reparations to descendants of American slavery and what it would look like in practice on May 1st 6:30-8:30PM. Dinner will be served at 6:30pm, the presentation begins at 7pm. RSVP: dsadownick@antioch.edu
Find out more »Exploring the Effects of Historical Trauma
Child Specialization Spring Speaker Series Presents Exploring the Effects of Historical Trauma, with Sandra Chase MSW, ACSW The effect on the person, policy, and practice. Participants will engage in several breakout groups and will be challenged to reflect and engage in problem-solving. TOPICS INCLUDE: Historical trauma Internal and external components Implicit Bias Privilege Microaggressions Fragility Cultural humility and responsiveness and resilience Sandra Chase, MSW, ACSW Adjunct faculty, MA in Clinical Psychology program, National Child Traumatic Stress Network Affiliate, and Co-chair of the NCTSN’s…
Find out more »Exploring the Effects of Historical Trauma
The Child Specialization Spring Speakers Series Presents: Exploring the Effects of Historical Trauma, presented by Sandra Chase, MSW ACSW. Join us May 5th from 9:00AM-4:00PM for a presentation on the historical effects of trauma. Participants will be able to engage with one another in groups to reflect and problem solve. RSVP: George Bermudez gbermudez@antioch.edu
Find out more »Literary Uprising
Literary Uprising Reading | Tuesday, May 14th | 6pm reception, 6:30 pm readings, FREE Come to Antioch University Los Angeles' free Literary Uprising reading series and hear Faculty and students share their latest work! This quarter features BA Faculty Reader, poet Kim Dower ( former city poet of West Hollywood and author of Last Train to the Missing Planet and the recently released Sunbathing on Tyrone Power's Grave ) and BA/MFA Alum Reader Devin Galaudet, (author of the recently released memoir 10,000 Miles with my Dead Father's Ashes.) They will be joined by Claire Lin, from UCLA Extension Writer's Program, and…
Find out more »AULA Bachelor’s Completion Program Campus Information Session | May 18
Attend our upcoming Info Session. Learn more about these programs and have the opportunity to chat with program faculty. For more information contact Admissions at 310-578-1080 ext. 125 or admissions.aula@antioch.edu. Individual sessions may also be set by appointment by calling (310) 578-1080 ext. 100. REGISTER NOW Learn more about our Undergraduate Degree Completion Programs
Find out more »The Parenting Process
The Child Specialization Spring Speaker Series Presents The Parenting Process with Eileen Paris, PhD. In spite of the best intentions, parents tend to repeat the very injuries they promise themselves they will never pass on. Like most promises, this one is a lot easier to make than to keep. Learn how to follow through on this promise. This workshop is designed for: Parents, new or experienced, living together, separated, divorced, or who live in alternatively-structured families and want to have warmer, deeper relationships…
Find out more »June 2019
Master’s In Clinical Psychology Program Information Session | June 8
Attend the upcoming Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology Information Session. Learn more about these programs and the Specializations. You will have the chance to chat with Psychology Department faculty. Register here For more information contact Admissions at 310-578-1080 ext. 100. Individual sessions may also be set by appointment by calling 310-578-1080 ext. 100
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