In fall of 2016, Taylor Spratt '17 served as a research assistant in ESL /Refugee Outreach for Dayton Public Schools (DPS). "On any given day, [Taylor was] shadowing newly-transitioned ELL (English Language Learner) students at Ponitz Career Technology Center, sharing a cubicle in the DPS main
Incredibly, Myriah Neal McKenzie '17 has studied Chinese at Wright State University in Dayton, OH all the while completing her Antioch studies. By the end of this term she will have finished all the work for a minor in Chinese language by WSU's standards. Myriah
At the start of the Fall 2016 quarter, Javis Heberling '18 joined the Cooperative Education Program as a Media Production Miller Fellow. Bringing to the role great technical knowledge in media editing, Javis was able to expand his skills in photography, filming, and interviewing to generate
This co-op has brought me to a cabin in the woods, nestled deep within the serene hills of Berkeley, CA. Days find me chopping firewood—pine or birch on a good day, oak or redwood on a great one—ax striking true with the grain of wood
[caption id="attachment_7421" align="alignright" width="328"] Yellow Springs Senior Center Building[/caption] This is the Yellow Springs Senior Center. They are a non-profit that aims to "enhance the dignity, independence and quality of life for seniors in the Yellow Springs and Miami Township and to
[caption id="attachment_7559" align="alignleft" width="225"] Myself, early on the job in my new office.[/caption] My internship with the Museum of Fine Arts Boston began on Monday, January 9th, in the Textiles and Fashion Arts Department. The primary focus of my time was going to be spent working
Last month I posted a blog about the comic adventures of my dog, Juno. Last week I followed up with another post about the card art featuring my doggie friends. Here's another comic featuring the excitement she's causing while I've been away, and a new card of
My first co-op was as a documentary intern at Zoetrope Aubry Productions (ZAP) in the Presidio of San Francisco, California. I have grown up with a love for media and the arts, and a long-time passion of mine has been film and all of the
Brian Kot, Assistant Professor of Biology and Environmental Science, accessioned an additional 1,400-plus specimens to Antioch College’s zoological collection. The specimens were donated by David Keith Metty, semi-professional malacologist and father of Antioch student Emma Metty. This is Mr. Metty’s second donation the zoological collection. These, and
Kim Landsbergen, Associate Professor of Biology and Environmental Science, Corine Tachtiris, Assistant Professor of Literature, and Dean Snyder, Assistant Professor of Political Economy, recently took SCI370 and LIT150 students to tour the Ohio State Byrd Polar Climate Research Center (BPCRC), in conjunction with the climate
