As most of us know, there are thousands of people struggling to manage with the little the hurricane left them. Items needed: Cloths (can be used), bottled water, blankets, diapers for all ages, flashlights, batteries, non-perishable foods, baby food. Everything … Learn More
The article below written by Dr. Elizabeth Wolfson, chair of the Master’s in Clinical Psychology program, recently appeared on Noozehawk as part of her series on Healthy Aging. The Best Exotic Life Ahead Close your eyes and envision yourself 20 … Learn More
This month we feature Antioch University Santa Barbara graduate Dr. Jennifer Freed – an accomplished author, educator, counselor and advocate for young adults in our community. Continue reading Learn More
It is difficult to know how to respond to the devastation and tragic loss of life that has just occurred in the capital city of Haiti. It is hard to comprehend such desperate situations especially when they take place at … Learn More
Clandis Payne, Psy.D. Clinical Psychology Doctorate Program student will perform and facilitate “experiential moments” on the topic of cultural diversity, Monday, January 18, 4 – 6 p.m.. This is part of the “Dialogue & Diversity through the Arts” series at … Learn More
Arts for Humanity! is an arts outreach organization in Santa Barbara that celebrates humanity through the arts with programs that cultivate creativity and empower people with developmental disabilities, at-risk youth, the elderly and others in partnership with local artists and … Learn More
A celebration of Antioch University’s fall quarter and art reception with Paintings by James-Paul Brown. The event was held on Thursday, October 22nd 5:30-8:00 pm
The next edition of The AUSB Odyssey is currently in the works. For all you budding writers out there this is a great chance to get that favorite poem or essay of yours published. To submit an article or picture, … Learn More
