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The information collected on this form will help track the frequency and nature of sexual offenses impacting students in the Antioch College community. Online reports will be reviewed by the SOPP/Title IX Coordinators. You may enter your name on this form or you may report anonymously. Anonymous reporting, however, may impact the College’s ...
Antioch Review Faculty History Humanities Philosophy Writing. Office: 937-319-0099. Email: bbryan@antiochcollege.edu. Location: 208 McGregor Hall. Brooke Blackmon Bryan is Associate Professor of Writing and Aesthetics at Antioch College, serving as Managing Editor of the Antioch Review and director of the reclaimed and equally-renowned Antioch ...
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Shelby’s work focuses on supporting the leadership of transgender people of color around the US, to ensure they are alive and thriving. Prior to TLC, Shelby served as the Director of Community Organizing and Public Advocacy at the New York City Anti-Violence Project for 6 years. Shelby holds a BA from Antioch College and an MS in Public ...
Email: bnorman@antiochcollege.edu. Location: 228 McGregor Hall. As Provost & Principal Academic Officer, Brian reports to the President and works closely with faculty and other community members to provide strategic leadership for Antioch College’s academic programs, personnel, and academic resources, including primary responsibility for the ...
30 de may. de 2020 · Amos’s senior paper, dated February 17, 1958, sheds significant light on her development as an artist and person in the world. The Antioch Review published the paper in its entirety in the summer 2019 issue, “The Education of an Artist” —excerpts to follow. Her paper sheds much light on her background and her experience at Antioch College.
For more information, contact the dean of cooperative, international, and community-based learning at 937-319-0099 or coopedu@antiochcollege.edu. Students engage in meaningful work at Antioch College to develop foundational skills and contribute to the community, fostering a sense of connection and purpose.
