MeHee Hyun, Ph.D.
B.A. Liberal Studies
MeHee's areas of interest include all aspects of colleges and universities, such as the...
David L. Tripp, Ph.D.
B.A. Liberal Studies
David's teaching interests include: History of Documentary; Political Documentary; The...
Jim Krusoe
M.F.A. in Creative Writing
Teaching Statement
I like to start which what I find strongest and build...
Jeanne Hartley, MSOD
M.A. in Organizational Management
I believe that learning is the learner’s responsibility. That being said, as the teacher,...
Sylvie Taylor, Ph.D.
M.A. in Psychology
My philosophy of teaching has been heavily influenced by literature in critical and liberation...
Susan Nero, Ph.D.
M.A. in Organizational Management
My interest is helping people and organizations develop. My professional specialty is...
Andrew Jen, Ph.D.
M.A. in Psychology
Andy Jen brings to the MAP program a wide range of teaching, administrative, and clinical skills...
Daniel E. Bruzzone, Psy.D.
M.A. in Psychology
An Associate Faculty member within the Child Studies Specialization of the M.A. in Psychology...
Thomas Mondragon, M.A.
M.A. in Psychology
Teaching Interest
LGBT Affirmative Theory and Practice; Jungian Psychology...
Kerry Madden
M.F.A. in Creative Writing
Statement of Teaching Philosophy
"Keep away from people who try to...
David W. Jamieson, Ph.D.
M.A. in Organizational Management
I believe in both conceptual and experiential learning. I strive for a balance between...
George Bermudez, Ph.D.
M.A. in Psychology
George's teaching interests include:Family Systems Theory, Child and Adolescent Development...
Joy Turek, Ph.D.
M.A. in Psychology
Beginning in 1994, when Antioch offered certain faculty members extensive training in...
Faculty Welcome
At Antioch University Los Angeles, the faculty comprise an amazing group of talented mentors and instructors completely dedicated to providing their best to students. Members of the core faculty spend hours on campus, serving as instructors, faculty advisors, supervisors, and mentors to students in a variety of disciplines. These individuals encourage critical inquiry and challenge students to think in new and different ways. Core faculty embody the mission of the institution and make their priority guiding students through a meaningful process of claiming an education.
Many of our faculty members work part-time for the university, spending the majority of their hours working as practitioners in their respective fields. Because they are engaged in community ventures on a daily basis, they bring a vibrancy into their classrooms that is contagious among the students. These faculty members resonate with Antioch University’s values and create classrooms with authentic voices and appreciation for all perspectives. We allow our faculty members to craft unique classes that match their expertise and offer flexibility in how and where students experience their learning. Every one of the faculty members at Antioch University shares a commitment to excellence that permeates their work.
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