Five days a week, I walk to the Olive Kettering Library for my co-op. Any student living on Antioch’s campus will be familiar with the OKL - a building from the mid 1950’s, filled with shelves of books and serials, CDs and DVDs, computers, and a
My co-op is with the one and only Roger Ashodian, a lawyer in Philadelphia where I recently moved to live. I live right next to Saint Joseph's University and, due to Covid-19, have been wasting away in a decent-sized unit with a mini-fridge and a
Paso Del Norte Children’s Developmental Center in El Paso, Texas has a mission “to help children with disabilities reach their fullest potential by providing comprehensive therapeutic, education, and childcare services." The center does this by providing different services through the Early Childhood Intervention program and
At the beginning of this co-op, I embarked on a journey into a foreign world. I had next to no experience with allopathic medicine and all of my experience in health care was from my practice of bodywork therapies (more specifically, craniosacral therapy). Previously, I
Taking a co-op at the school I go to, in the position I already held as a student? Arguably, this move could be considered by many as the simple solution to the search for a co-op and they would be absolutely correct. If it were
Throughout my past co-op, I have experienced many interesting things, not only through my current position as an Executive Assistant with the Delaware Department of Labor but also with my experience with the U.S.-Mexico immigration process. Last year, I submitted a post to Antioch Engaged about
Dr. Kevin McGruder, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of History at Antioch College, has recently completed his second, sole-authored book, Philip Payton: The Father of Black Harlem, which will be published next year by Columbia University Press. The book focuses on the life and
I am Kensy Zelaya, a fourth-year student at Antioch College with a self-designed major in political economy and social psychology. For my last co-op, I found an internship at CARECEN, located in Houston, Texas. What is CARECEN? Under the slogan "No Human Being is Illegal," the Central
Today is Friday, February 17th in the year 2017 and I am in a very pleasant single-story house with flat walls and a pitched roof. I have just finished my first day building a dome 6 feet in diameter after attending lectures about dome construction
This winter I had the opportunity to intern with the Oral History in the Liberal Arts Initiative (OHLA) and work with Brooke Bryan on her project. I had really wanted to go back to Washington, D.C. where I had my last co-op but, when presented
