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PhD in American Studies, University of New Mexico
MA in American Studies, California State College at Los Angeles
ThM in Philosophical Theology, School of Theology at Claremont
BA in English, California State College at Long Beach
Dale is Distinguished Professor of Humanities and President Emeritus of Antioch University Los Angeles. Following nearly 10 years as President, he returned to the classroom to teach about the subjects he likes best -- American utopian communities, religious worldviews, alternative religious movements, and history of philosophy.Dale brings more than 40 years experience as a professor and educational leader to the teaching/learning enterprise. He has taught in departments of philosophy, religion, and English, and has held a variety of administrative positions at five colleges/universities in the western U.S. including President, Assistant to the President, Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dean of Educational Services, Chair of Humanities Division, and Chair of Philosophy and Religion Department.Dale is married and lives with his wife of 16 years (Elsa). They have four children and seven grandchildren. Dale and Elsa love to attend cultural events, walk, and travel.
Dale Johnston is Professor of Humanities and President Emeritus of Antioch University Los Angeles. Following nearly 10 years as President, he returned to the classroom to teach about the subjects he likes best -- American Utopian communities, alternative religious movements, and radical political groups.
Dale is currently writing a book entitled American Visions: Nineteenth Century Utopian Communities.
Past Publications
Dale A. Johnston, “A Cyber-Bibliographic Essay: Internet Resources for Exploring Nineteenth Century American Utopian Communities” Communal Societies. Volume 25, 2005. pp. 147-76.