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Antioch University Seattle's New Building Construction
Featured on KING5 News
KING5 News recently reported on Antioch University Seattle's
(AUS) upcoming move from the Denny Triangle to the
Belltown neighborhood, four blocks away. This news
coverage includes both a television news video, also
available online, and a written news article. The video includes footage of the new AUS building as
construction takes place! The new AUS Belltown building is already starting to look like
the architectural illustrations available through the AUS main website.
The article reports on that after selling its current building, AUS is investing in its new
home, which will include cutting­edge technology, the creation of a new bachelor's
degree program focused on health psychology and counseling, and an upcoming
dance therapy program. KING5 also reports that the new AUS building will stand out by standing only three
stories tall, in an area full of skyscrapers. AUS President Dan Hocoy was quoted as
saying "We didn't want to be a 42­story building. We like the idea of being close to the
ground...This is a brand new build that will only be three stories high, which is quite
remarkable for downtown Seattle."
Click here to view the news coverage at KING5.
Click here for more information about the AUS New Campus, at the AUS
website.
In This Issue
AUS Building on KING5 News
Student Life Housing Board
Qwo‐Li Driskill Published Book
Kelly Jones Publishing Book
Remembering Heart of Antioch
Week
Gottman Level 1 Training
Graduation Bears
Call for Quarterly Vue Submissions
Art Studio Hours
ICYMI on Social Media
Events This Week
Belltown Art Walk
Reception for Panjab U Drs
FFR: Randy Morris
FFR: Ed Mikel
Creative Community Night
Celebrate the WEP!
Delbert Richardson's Traveling
Museum
Events Next Week
Melissa Mulick: Dissertation &
Lecture
Commencement 2016
Summer Break Begins!
Student Groups & Recurring Events
From the BSU
Reminders
LGBTQIA Safe Zone
Spring Bookstore
Share the Air
AUS Merch in Cafe
Opportunities on Campus
Free Therapy
PsyD Mentorships
Get Published!
Study in France
Antioch University Seattle Student Life Now Offering
Housing Board in Student Lounge
Antioch University Seattle's Student Life Office has been
busy! They are in the process of creating and
maintaining a housing board in the student lounge for
students. This board will be useful for students who are
looking for places to live, and/or ways to communicate
with other students about housing opportunities. Of course, students are also encouraged to communicate directly with Student Life for
information about local housing, and Student Life will do their best to help.
Contact Student Life for more information!
Antioch University Seattle Graduate Qwo­Li Driskill's Latest Book Published, Asegi
Stories: Cherokee Queer and Two­Spirit Memory
Antioch University Seattle graduate and Queer/Two­Spirit
writer, scholar, and performer Qwo­Li Driskill has recently
published the book Asegi Stories: Cherokee Queer and
Two­Spirit Memory through the University of Arizona
Press. This new work is a groundbreaking first full­length
work of scholarship to "develop a tribally specific
Indigenous Queer or Two­Spirit critique...examines
gender and sexuality in Cherokee cultural memory,
how they shape the present, and how they can
influence the future." In addition to being an author, Dr. Driskill is also an
Assistant Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in
Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Oregon State
University. S/he has written and edited multiple books,
many of which are available through Amazon.com.
Click here for more information about Asegi Stories: Cherokee Queer and Two­
Spirit Memory via the University of Arizona Press!
Antioch University Seattle Alumna Kelly Jones Publishes
Upcoming Poetry Book, Worry the Dead
Kelly Jones, a 2008 graduate of Antioch University Seattle's Bachelor of Arts in Liberal
Studies program, has written a poetry and prose book that is currently available for
preorder through Finishing Line Press. The book, Worry the Dead, is in the words of
the first review on its Finishing Line Press listing, a "Dark, temporally disjointed free
verse and prose poems dealing with complicated relationships and the local
impacts of foreign wars." This review by Ted Moree also gives the book five out of
five stars.
Click here to learn more at Finishing Line Press, including an option to
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Reminders
May 31­June 3 Was Heart of Antioch Week at Antioch
University Seattle
Last week, Antioch University
Seattle (AUS) students Pauline Mc
Charles and Lindsey Dire organized
the Heart of Antioch Week, as part
of the ongoing Heart of Antioch
Project. The week‐long event
featured interactive activities, such as
the opportunity to tell stories about
AUS on camera in the library, and the
opportunity to place sticky hearts
around campus with treasured
memories written on them, provided by the Academic Support Lab. The Office of Student
Life offered free coffee and soup on alternating days. In addition, Dr. Mark Hower gave two public lectures about Douglas McGregor. Jordan
Howell set up Conference Room #236 to display an example of the conceptual design for
the new campus's faculty village workspace, and he was available in that space for much of
June 1 to answer questions and solicit feedback. The AUS offices of Institutional Advancement and Marketing both provided photography
displays showing images from AUS's past, present and future. The fountain in the
downstairs atrium was honored as a tribute to the AUS facilities department. The Drama Therapy department provided a Drama Therapy event, titled "The Heart of the
Matter". The Antioch Committee for Social Justice and Change, a new student group, also
hosted a Rally for Mental Health during the Heart of Antioch Week, which pushed for
greater access to mental health services in the community, and which provided an
interactive story wall in the downstairs atrium. Click here to learn more about the Heart of Antioch Project on Facebook. Gottman Institute Level 1 Training, Sponsored by Antioch University Seattle
June 24, 2016 & June 25, 2016 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. both days (Workshop begins at 8:30 a.m.)
University of Washington
$299 with student discount
Join the thousands of professionals who have completed Gottman Method Couples
Therapy Level 1 Training with the country's foremost relationship experts!
Sponsored by Antioch University Seattle.
This two­day workshop at the University of Washington on June 24 & 25, 2016 will
give you new insights into treatment for couples who struggle using research­based
New AUS LGBTQIA Safe Zone
Program
Click here to view the full
manual. Please take the time to
read it and become familiar with
its contents. In addition, if you are
faculty or staff, keep an eye out
for training seminar
announcements; if you are a
student, and would like to
become a "mobile" Safe Zone,
please inquire how to do so by
sending an email to Dana
Waters.
The AUS e­bookstore is open! Click here to get your books for
Spring Quarter 2016 now.
We Share the Air
To support participation by
everyone, please do not use
scented products at AUS or AUS
events.
For more information, contact
Disability Support Services.
AUS Merch at the Cafe
T­shirts are available in navy
blue, light blue, and grey, and
have the AUS logo on the front
and the Antioch U Tree on the
back. Hoodies, beanies, and t­
shirts are all USA­made, and
hoodies and shirts are 100%
organic cotton.
Hoodies: $30
Beanies: $10
T­shirts: $10
USB drives: $10
Available for sale at the campus
cafe.
Opportunities on Campus
Free Therapy for AUS
Students
assessments and effective interventions. Register today at the student discount rate of
$299 and receive a Level 1 Training Certificate of Completion and 300+ page clinical
training manual, which contains new Gottman assessments and interventions. Don't
miss this opportunity to meet Drs. John and Julie Gottman in person and ask them
your most difficult questions about couples work! Visit www.gottman.com to learn
more.
Antioch University Seattle policy
has recently changed! In the
past, AUS students were allowed
to have three free therapy
sessions in the Antioch
Community Counseling and
Psychology Clinic. However, as of
Friday, May 29th, 2015, that limit
on the number of free sessions
has been removed! AUS students now have
access to free therapy beyond
the initial three free sessions
previously allowed.
The clinic is open Monday
through Thursday from 10:00
a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and open
Fridays from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00
p.m. To make an appointment,
call (206)268­4840. If you call
outside of business hours, leave
a voicemail and the clinic will call
you back by the next business
day. Click here for more
information about the Antioch
Community Counseling and
Psychology Clinic!
Graduation Bears Available for Pre­Order
Contact Student Life if you would like to pre­order some graduation bears for our 2016
graduation! Student Life will also be selling half and full dozen flower bouquets, as well
as floral leis at commencement.
Quarterly Vue Call for Submissions for Summer
Greetings from the Library!
We are looking for submissions for our Summer 2016 issue of the Quarterly Vue,
the AUS Library's e­newsletter. What are we looking for? So glad you asked! We'll take anything ­ fiction, non­
fiction, art, photos, poetry, a paper you wrote for a class that you think is
interesting, a book review/music review/movie review, etc., etc. Your piece can be
as long as you want it to be.
PsyD
Mentorship
Program The AUS PsyD
Student Council
is organizing a
mentorship
program.
Incoming
students will be paired with a
second, third, or fourth year
student to help them navigate
issues that may arise during their
first year. Mentors will meet with
their mentees face‐to‐face at least
once per quarter. They will provide
academic and clinical support as
well as sharing their experiences in
the program. To become involved
as a mentor or mentee, please
email the PsyD Student Council
at psyd.student.council@antioch.
edu.
Get Published
Please send us stories under 100
words about student, faculty, and
staff achievements,
accomplishments, awards, events,
or interest stories, as well as any
compliance or other important
communications for the AUS
community. Email
eNews.aus@antioch.edu to
submit content.
Study in France June 2016 For the 5th year, AULA's graduate
psychology program is taking
Check out our Spring 2016 issue for inspiration.
The deadline is Friday, July 15. Plenty of time to get those creative juices flowing! Best,
Bev
From the AUS Art Studio:
students to the south of France to
study Buddhism, meditation, yoga,
psychology and the local culture,
while surrounded by the exquisite
French countryside. This program is open to Antioch
students and alumni from all
campuses and programs.
Students can earn three units of
academic credit. Financial aid may
be available for both the course fee
and exploration costs. Registration
will open in April during summer
quarter registration. Click here, or contact Joy
Turek or Grant Elliott for more
information! Volunteer Opportunities
to Help Children
Through Reading
Partners
The Antioch University Seattle
School of Education is
drawing attention to volunteer
opportunities and a book drive
through Reading Partners.
Volunteers are needed to help
partner with elementary school
children for reading activities. At present, 70 children are
currently waiting for reading
partners through this
program. Twenty­one of these
waiting children are at Highland
Park Elementary, 36 are at
Beverly Park Elementary, and 13
are at Sanislo Elementary. In
addition to seeking volunteers,
Reading Partners is also seeking
book donations for new and
gently used children's books. Click here for more
information about these
volunteer and donation
opportunities!
ICYMI: Highlights from Last Week's Social Media
eNews.AUS's "In Case You Missed It" features our favorite posts from our social
media pages over the last couple of weeks. Missed them? Follow us!
Kudos to our sister campus Antioch University Los Angeles and Téa Leoni's generous
matching gift for the bridge project. Learn more here:
Events This Week
Belltown Art Walk
Grieving and Growing Together: The Use of Art Therapy as a Healing Process
On display June 7 ­ 21, 2016
Meet the artist Friday, June 10, 2016: Artist Talk Back 12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
Artist Reception & Open House 5:00 p.m. ­ 8:00 p.m. AUS Upstairs Atrium
Join graduating AUS Couples and Family Therapy and Art Therapy Master's student Madi
(Riddle) Musson as she explores personal, familial, and societal losses through art as a
therapeutic tool to address the multifaceted experiences of grief. Her artwork in this show
reflects her experiences and journey as an Individual, Group, and Family Art Therapist
intern.
Reception for Dr. Jitendra Mohan and Dr. Mena Sehgal from Panjab University
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
11:30 a.m. ­ 12:30 p.m.
Location TBA
RSVP wzogg@antioch.edu
You are invited to a reception for Dr. Jitendra Mohan and Dr Mena Sehgal from
Panjab University on Tuesday, June 7, hosted by the School of Psychology,
Counseling, and Family Therapy. AUS and Panjab University signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in
academic endeavors in March of 2016, and both Dr. Mohan and Dr. Sehgal were
instrumental in instituting this memorandum. Please come and meet our colleagues
from India and celebrate their visit here to AUS. Light refreshments will be served.
Faculty Final Reflections: Randy Morris
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
12:30 p.m. ­ 1:30 p.m.
Room 100
Join us for this Faculty Final Reflection with Randy Morris!
This special presentation is titled Spirituality and the Liberal Arts in the Time of
the Great Turning.
Faculty Final Reflections: Ed Mikel
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
2:00 p.m. ­ 3:00 p.m.
Room 100
Join us for this Faculty Final Reflection with Ed Mikel!
This special presentation is titled Democracy, Education, and Existence: A
Reflection Inviting Others' Perspectives on My Evolving Understanding at AUS
Over 22.5 Years.
Creative Community Night ­ Week 10
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
6:30 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m.
AUS Art Studio
Come join us for the last Creative Community Night of Spring Quarter 2016!
Celebrate the Women's Education Program!
Thursday, June 9, 2016
11:30 a.m. ­ 2:00 p.m., with live music from 12:15 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Room 100
Let's celebrate our community!
The Women's Education Program is in transition as it moves from the BA Program to being
held across programs. Let us celebrate 17 years of community service to homeless and
formerly homeless women. Many of you have contributed, joined in the soup bowls, and/or
donated in a variety of ways. Come join the party on Thursday, June 9th in room 100, from 11:30 a.m. ‐ 2:00 p.m. There
will be great food hosted once again by Lost Lake Cafe, live music (12:15 p.m. ‐ 1:00 p.m.),
and of course fun and laughter. Click here for the calendar listing for the event!
Antioch University Seattle Student Delbert Richardson's
Traveling History Museum to Appear at African American
Cultural Festival
June 11­12, 2016
Seattle Center
Antioch University Seattle (AUS) Bachelor of Arts student
Delbert Richardson's traveling museum "The Unspoken
Truths" will appear at the Black Arts Fest, presented in
partnership with Festival Sundiata, at the Seattle Center, June
11­12, 2016. This festival is named after the 13th century King
Sundiata of West Africa's Mali Empire, and offers participants the
opportunity to "explore and experience the cultural roots and
contemporary influences of African­American culture through
live performances, hands­on activities, food, fashion and worldly gifts. Join in
African dance workshops, learn traditional drumming rhythms, and take in the richness
of black culture during a weekend filled with continuous entertainment." Delbert Richardson's traveling museum provides one of these opportunities to
learn about African American history through its many exhibits, which include
artifacts that illustrate the experiences of people with African heritage in the
Americas and Europe. For example, exhibits highlight African American inventions
such as cell phone technology, pencil sharpeners, and golf tees, while also showing
grave reminders of racism and the mistreatment of people with African heritage, such
as a runaway slave collar from 1800. Richardson is one of Antioch University Seattle's graduating seniors, and will
be among the students presenting in next week's BA Senior Symposium. Click here to learn more about The Unspoken Truths, click here for the Seattle
Center's listing for this festival, and click here to learn more about Festival
Sundiata.
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Events Next Week
Melissa Mulick: Public Lecture & Dissertation Defense
June 14, 2016 8:00 a.m.
Room 112
Join us for this public lecture and oral defense of doctoral
dissertation by PsyD candidate Melissa Mulick.
The title is: An Exploration of the Experience of Female Same‐
Sex Marriage
The summary is:
In June 2015 the Supreme Court of the United
States ruled in favor of nationwide legalization of
same­sex marriage. While same­sex marriage had
previously been legalized in individual states, this
ruling effectively increased the population of women
legally married to other women. A review of research
historically conducted on female same­sex relationships indicated that
they were often fraught with heteronormative assumptions and biases,
leaving the conclusions questionable at best.
Click here for more information!
2016 AUS Commencement Ceremony
Saturday, June 18, 2016
12:00 p.m.
Town Hall Seattle
Congratulations, graduating students! Our school community celebrates you.
Click here for more information!
SUMMER BREAK BEGINS!!!!!!!!!!!
Sunday, June 19, 2016 is officially the first day of summer break!
Student Groups and Recurring Events on Campus, in
Chronological Order
Creative Community Night
Every Tuesday, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
AUS Art Studio
Come join us for Creative Community Night events all spring quarter!
Creative Community Night offers a variety of opportunities, including open studio time,
led activities, snacks, conversation, and self­care.
All AUS community members are welcome.
Tuesday, May 10, 2016, 6:00 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m. Watercolor & Fluid Mediums (Art
Studio)
Tuesday, May 17, 2016, 6:00 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m. Open Studio (Art Studio)
Tuesday, May 24, 2016, 5:00 p.m. ­ 8:00 p.m. Creative Art Therapies Student
Thesis Gala (Room 100)
Tuesday, May 31, 2016, 6:00 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m. Mexican Paper Flowers (Art
Studio)
Tuesday, June 7, 2016, 6:00 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m. Open Studio (Art Studio)
Tuesday, June 14, 2016, 6:00 p.m. ­ 8:30 p.m. Creative Art Therapies Bridge
Ceremony and End of Quarter Celebration (Art Studio)
$5 studio supplies fee if not paying quarterly studio fees.
Check out our Facebook Group!
Contact Julie Brenneise, Amelia Upton, or Madi Musson for more information.
Yoga Class
Every Wednesday, 12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
Room 200 A/B
Join instructor Susanne Hutchinson for our weekly Wednesday yoga class. We meet
every Wednesday, 12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m., Room 200 A/B. The price is $15 for each
class (drop­in) or you can get 5 classes for $60 See Jeannie in Student Accounts to
pay (cash, check or credit/debit). We look forward to seeing you there!
Weekly Clinic Didactic Training
Thursdays, from 12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
Room 120
Weekly didactic training will be offered by the Antioch Clinic every Thursday from 12:00
p.m. ‐ 1:00 p.m. in room #120. These can be counted toward clinical training hours and are open to all Psychology
faculty, staff, and students. Sessions will vary from reviewing assessment batteries, discussing treatment interventions,
and guest speakers on clinically relevant topics. Case consultations and Clinical Oral Exam
practice sessions will also be included. Contact Theresa Halsell for more information. Weekly Meditation Group ­ Sponsored by the AUS
Wellness Committee
Fridays, 12:15 p.m. ­ 12:45 p.m.
Room T.B.A. (Check the readerboard)
Come join experienced meditation leader and AUS employee
Meredith Arena, or one of the students she's trained, for 30
minutes of guided meditation. These sessions are provided free of
charge for anyone in the Antioch University Seattle community,
and are sponsored by the AUS Wellness Committee. Contact Cecilia Klinger for more information.
JUNTA Writers Club Meeting
Meets every Friday through week 10 of spring quarter
1:00 p.m. ­ 2:30 p.m.
Room 103
JUNTA is a large, mutual improvement support group where
students can be accepted and supported by other students and
alumni as they develop professionally. Many in this group are
creating social justice programs, projects and niches, serving as
catalysts for change and growth opportunities in this community and beyond.
Click here to learn more about the club at the event page on the AUS calendar.
Questions? Contact Faculty Liaison Sara Beth Lohre (206­953­8210).
Wellness Committee
Meeting the 2nd and 4th Fridays of the month for Spring Quarter
12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
Room T.B.A.
Come join us for our Wellness Committee meetings! Our mission is to promote
wellness throughout the Antioch (AUS) Community by encouraging self­care
and providing students, staff, and faculty opportunities for exploration,
acknowledgement, and expression of health affirming experiences. In each
meeting, we discuss some of the ways we're practicing our own personal
wellness, we design interventions to help with the self care of all the members
of the AUS community, and we often include some healthy habit experientials.
Anyone is welcome to join us! Contact Lindsay Meagher‐Swanson and Hannah Sanders Aguirre for more
information.
LGBTQIA Student Group Meeting Fridays of weeks 1 and 3 each quarter
12:00 p.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
On campus, room 122
We are also in the process of creating an on­line way of
meeting (i.e.: Community movie watching, resource
lists, collaboration across Antioch campuses, etc.). Food for Thought
Meets once per academic quarter
Next meeting has not been scheduled yet
10:00 a.m. ­ 1:00 p.m.
Founded on December 28, 2014. We are a student organization of Antioch University
Seattle whose membership is made up of students and community volunteers. We fight
hunger. Click here for the club's Facebook page! Message from the AUS Black Student Union:
Welcome back. There will be no face to face meetings this quarter.
We will use emails to dialogue and stay informed.
Please email BSU if you have any issues or concerns. The contact people for the BSU are Cynthia
Winters and Dorothy Capers.