Robin Littell, Writing Instructor and Coordinator of the Writing Institute, is an author of short stories and her work has appeared in several publications, including Gravel Magazine, NoiseMedium, Found Polaroids, and Glitter Train. Most recently, her piece "Going South" was published Literary Mama Magazine. Robin explained to me
I’m now coming up on my ninth month of work at Friends Care Community, working to meet the "needs of seniors and others by providing independent living, assisted care, long-term living, and rehabilitation services" (https://friendshealthcare.org/). As this co-op quarter comes to a close I know
I started my position with the Yellow Springs Community Children’s Center on April 4th of this year. I was nervous for my first day of my first co-op, and was a bit jittery as I prepared for new hire paperwork and training. My first impression of
For her Spring 2016 co-op term, Emma found herself up in Putnam county of Northwest Ohio, at The Quarry Farm, a nature preserve and conservation farm smack in between Pandora and Ottawa. She arrived on a cold spring day with snow blowing around her feet,
For the past seven months, I have been working as an administrative assistant at Friends Care Community, a nursing home, which shockingly, has been anything but a boring experience. I work alongside our Director of Admission and Marketing, Becky Baker, who is honestly one of
Crotched Mountain is a rehabilitation center, hospital, and school for people with disabilities. The mission is to eventually integrate all clients back into the community. People’s disabilities range from traumatic brain injuries to developmental disorders diagnosed earlier on, and these conditions impact the lives of
My name is Moumita Dam. I am a freshmen student at Antioch College. I have finished my first two quarters and now I am on my first co-op. I have been very excited for my first co-op. I wanted to be in California and wanted
For my first co-op experience, I am in DC for the very first time as an intern/fellow at CCMC. CCMC stands for Communications Consortium Media Center and we help other nonprofits with their public relations via media to influence policy change. We have developed many
Choosing and being chosen to work at the Antioch School aligned fruitfully. I come from a familiar culture: I value community, connection, nature, compassionate communication, authentic expression and individuality. What makes this experience culturally different is my role within the school -- from a student's
Each quarter, the Antioch community welcomes back students returning from their Cooperative Education work terms with an opportunity to share about their experiences in the weekly Community Meeting space. This past quarter, Co-op student at WYSO, Mari Smith, captured the student's tales in a podcast
