Alumni

AUSB Alumni Our graduates join a global network of over 30,000 Antioch University Alumni and their commitment to enlightened leadership, global awareness, and lasting engagement with the concerns of their professions and their communities.

AUSB alumni now number over 3,700. Our alumni are an important part of our community providing their professional services to the communities they serve and by supporting AUSB through recommending prospective students as well as donations to AUSB to help support the next generation of graduates.

We are in the process of building our relationships with our alumni and finding ways to continue to support them in their professions and careers. We would like to hear from you and your suggestions on how working together, we can continue the mission and goals of Antioch University.

Please use the Keep In Touch form so we can send you information about upcoming events like the recent Alumni Symposium: The Future of California. You can also join the AUSB LinkedIn group.

Keep In TouchAre you an Alumni of AUSB?

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Alumni EventsAlumni Symposium March 8

Antioch University Santa Barbara’s first-ever alumni symposium on March 8 was a huge success, presenting a distinguished panel of speakers that included three members of the AUSB Board of Trustees delivering remarks to around 130 alumni, faculty, staff and guests. With introductions and welcome from Board of Trustees Chair, Victoria Riskin, the Board of Trustees Forum: The Future of California: Walking Back from the Brink, presented important topics from a panel that included: The Honorable Congresswoman Lois Capps: Representative to the U.S. Congress, District 23, Lou Cannon – Historian; Journalist; White House Correspondent and L.A. Bureau Chief of The Washington Post; and Trustee, Jerry Roberts: Former Managing Editor, The San Francisco Chronicle; former Executive Editor, The Santa Barbara News-Press, Founder, Calbuzz.com; and Trustee, and Susan Rose – Former Supervisor, Santa Barbara County, and Trustee.

Below is a short video of excerpts from the symposium.