June 2021 Continuing Education News |
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Featured Events–Women in Leadership |
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3-hour LIVE Webinar / $125 /
Discount rates for AU Alumni & Nonprofit Professionals
Saturday June 26, 2021
9:00 am (Pacific Time) / 11:00 am (Central Time) / 12:00 pm (Eastern Time
by Dr. Froswa' Booker-Drew
We are all adjusting to a new normal as we begin to go back to our routines. For professional women, we yearn for connection and the ability to pick up where we left off pre-pandemic. Now is the time to begin to think intentionally about building our networks and leveraging existing ones. As we approach the second half of 2021, what can we do to be more deliberate in building connections both personally and professionally that can improve our careers and lives?
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Graduate Credit Course Offerings through the
Antioch Center for School Renewal
Based on the tools and practices of School Reform Initiative, Inc., this course trains teacher leaders and school administrators to design and facilitate the development of communities of professional practice in their schools. Candidates will consciously choose and use this model of professional development as the primary mechanism for promoting equity, supporting evidence-driven inquiry, professional growth, SRI critical friendship, communication, and accountability.
The Critical Skills Classroom is based on four key theories: collaborative learning, experiential learning, problem-based learning and standards-driven learning.
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Professional Development in Vermont
Teacher Center at Riverside School, Lyndonville, VT, graduate credit available
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Courses may be taken for graduate credit, or audit for your personal enrichment. Discounts are available, so first time Antioch students can Try-us-out!
Clinical Psychology
Infant Mental Health, 1-cr, Online via Zoom, June 12 & 13
Nature-based Education
Risk Management for Nature-based Early Childhood, 2-cr. starts 7/12 online and face-to-face outside
Nature-based Early Childhood Curriculum, 2-cr. starts 7/12, online and face-to-face outside
Education
Leading Transformation in Education, 2-cr.
Critical Skills Classroom Immersion, 3-cr. Online, starting July 12
Integrated Arts, 1-credit, Online, starting 6/28
Music Everyday, 1-cr. Online starting 6/28
Environmental Studies
Energy Transition: Renewable Energy and Climate Change, 3-cr, Online asynchronous, June 7
(Peru) Water Resource Management & Sustainable Practices, 3-cr. Online asynchronous, starting 8/16
Ethics of Sustainable Development, 3-c, starting July 12
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In this class, Kate Maruyama will go over the basics of screenplay structure, character, and scene and will get you jump started on your screenplay in a friendly workshop environment. With your classmates, you will also work up a pitch that will not only help you move your screenplay forward but work it into a marketable entity.
4-Week Online (Asynchronous) Class / $199
Starting June 7, 2021
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Certificate in Somatic Psychotherapy and Practices |
Specialized training and continuing education program for experienced practitioners; offering 30 CEs (CEUs).
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4-PART LIVE Webinar Series / $199
Saturdays: 6/12, 6/19, 7/10, 7/17, 2021
10:00 am (Pacific Time) / 1:00 pm (Eastern Time) U.S.
Learning how to permanently unwind anxiety, depression and suffering.
Participants will walk away with practical knowledge towards healing personally as well as ways to support others in their healing journey. These webinars will present a deeper, experiential course that will teach practical tools and approaches to help healers and therapists become more effective. It will also support anyone in understanding their own healing journey and how somatic therapy can greatly accelerate healing.
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1-hour LIVE Webinar / FREE
Thursday June 10, 2021
4:00 pm (Pacific Time) / 7:00 pm (Eastern Time)
Have you ever wondered if your genetics are rooted in what we are born with? Ever considered whether your nutritional intake may positively or negatively influence your genetic expression? The good news is yes, we can, through the power of nutritional genomics! It was long thought the genes we are born with are cemented and we hold zero influence on them. Modern scientific research has shed this prior belief and shown how important our nutritional intake truly is!
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Sustainability: a term whose meaning is thoroughly scrutinized by academia, conveniently ignored by politicians, frequently questioned by policymakers, heavily greenwashed by marketers, often feared by the 'business as usual' practitioners, yet, also warmly embraced by those full of hopeful of a better and more just world.
1-hour Webinar / $10, Saturday, May 22 or June 19, 10:00 am (PDT)) / 1:00 pm (EDT)
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Identifying False Solutions
4-week Online Course / $199
Alumni & Scholarship Discounts
May 31 - June 27, 2021
What are the stories that cause harm when we are trying to help and how do we identify them?
Biting your finger to distract from a stubbed toe will leave you with a sore finger and a sore toe. And while it may be argued that biting your finger did serve its purpose, providing a distraction, it’s unlikely that anyone will argue that it’s a lasting or real solution to having a stubbed toe. False solutions, such as the one presented in many ways can be the cause of more harm than good. In less obvious situations it’s up to us to develop the lenses needed to prevent harm when trying to do good.
Study at your own pace, evenings, days, or weekends!
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The Wellbeing Equation This mini-master class will present a synthesis of ideas that contribute to wellbeing and happiness within and outside the world of organizations. FREE
Steps to De-centering Whiteness In this webinar, Dr. Donna Ladkin introduces ideas and images from literature, film and art to examine how Whiteness as an orientation, rather than a skin color, works. FREE
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