For the past two years, Dr. Karen Velasquez, Co-op faculty and advisor has been researching Latino-Korean working relationships within the "Koreatown" neighborhoods of Manhattan and Queens, New York City. Most interested in learning "how immigration affects people in their every day lives," she spent her
Great timing and collaboration brought an exciting opportunity for eight Antioch students to attend the Creative Time Summit in New York City November 14th-15th with Michael Casselli, Asst. Professor of Sculpture and Installation, and Luisa Bieri, Instructor of Cooperative Education. Students in Casselli’s fall course,
The D.C. metropolitan area has notoriously bad traffic that I hadn't anticipated, so I was late to lunch with Viktor Maco '06, his girlfriend, and their daughter. We ate delicious Indian food, and then took a stroll to a nearby café. We sat down and
Sarah Silliman '01 and I met in her Brooklyn home on a beautiful Monday morning. She made us coffee and we talked in her sunny backyard. She asked what my itinerary for the day was, and when I told her I was going to see
I met with Melody Mackowiak '06 in her apartment in the D.C. area. Before I arrived, she texted me and said that she'd be outside waiting, and easy to spot because she'd be wearing her Antioch College Bootcamp For The Revolution t-shirt, and she was
It was a rainy Saturday night when I took the L train to Brooklyn to meet Alessandra De Meo '87 and Mark Greenfield '86. We had tea and coffee, and Alessandra told us about her time at Antioch, and her current life as a teacher
I met Shelby Chestnut '06 at Island Bubbles, a laundromat in Brooklyn. We walked down the street to a little juice bar where I interviewed her about her Antioch experience. I was particularly excited to interview Shelby because I'd seen her speak at a panel
I met Kaycee and Jess in their house in New Mexico, which had the most treacherous driveway I've ever experienced—but it ended up being absolutely worth it. They had beautiful sunflowers in their front yard, and a house so cute it made me want to
Michael Bare, Antioch class of '02, lives in San Francisco and works in public health for two national LGBT health organizations. I met him at his apartment on Nob Hill, which had a terrific view of the city (peep the iconic Coit Tower on Telegraph
Niko Kowell '08 currently works at TRANS: THRIVE in San Francisco, California. I met with him after interviewing Michael Bare '02 just around the corner from Niko's office (which had the vibe of a place where somebody works a lot). On a chair was a
