The vision of Antioch College is to be "the place where new and better ways of living are discovered as a result of meaningful engagement with the world through intentional linkages between classroom and experiential education." In keeping with this vision of "new and better
My time in Ecuador at The Tandana Foundation has been fun. I have experienced a lot. If it has been anything, it has been a wide variety of experiences and tasks, the most predominant of which is teaching computer classes at the local Quichinche and
Brooke Bryan Co-leads Trans-disciplinary Oral History & Digital Humanities Initiative Antioch College is proud to announce that Brooke Bryan, instructor of cooperative education, is co-directing a new Oral History in the Liberal Arts (OHLA) project. The project was recently awarded a significant three-year grant by the Great Lakes Colleges
Brooke Bryan, Instructor of Cooperative Education, attended the Oral History Association Conference in Long Beach, California, where she received the biennial Post-Secondary Teaching Award. The nominating committee highlighted her oral history-driven fieldwork with students through the Cooperative Education program at Antioch College, and her work
Greetings from the Dayton Quest Center in Dayton, Ohio! My name is Kyna Burke, and this quarter marks the beginning of my third Co-op term and my third year at Antioch College. I opted to stay local again and work with the Dayton Quest Center
For my second co-op, I am working at the Oral History in the Liberal Arts (OHLA) as the Digital Archives Coordinator. OHLA is a collaboration of students and faculty that are part of the Great Lakes Colleges Association (GLCA) who want to keep oral history
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The water pours slowly from the Villavicencio (bottled in Mendoza, Argentina) bottle into the posh wine glass and I suddenly notice the great force and energy of the movement of the simple transfer of material. I notice the beauty and poetics in the change, in
I've been undergoing the age old struggle of a student on co-op trying to balance time for work, play and reflection. As of yet, I haven't really achieved a stable balance, but I am taking this as one of the lessons that I am learning
