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Email: bnorman@antiochcollege.edu. Location: 228 McGregor Hall. As Provost & Principal Academic Officer, Brian reports to the President and works closely with faculty and other community members to provide strategic leadership for Antioch College’s academic programs, personnel, and academic resources, including primary responsibility for the ...
The Office of Advancement furthers the values and educational mission of the College by creating opportunities for alumni, parents, and friends to support the Antiochian community with their time, knowledge, and gifts. We seek to create a lifelong investment in support of our students as they own their education, learn experientially, and act ...
Office: 937-319-0116. Email: mcasselli@antiochcollege.edu. Location: 208 Arts and Science Building. Michael Casselli has been interested in the hybridization of forms and media since he received his undergraduate degree in visual arts/performance theory from Antioch College in 1987. While at the college, he staged large-scale outdoor mixed ...
In addition to serving on the Antioch College Board of Trustees, Craig is the board chair of the AIDS Foundation Chicago (AFC) and is the former chair of the board’s Policy and Advocacy Committee. He is also an appointee to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s Advisory Council on LGBTQ+ Issues. Craig has also served on the LGBTQ Community ...
Antioch College allows each student up to two full years of academic credit and one co-op experience from all transfer sources, including: Click here to request a preliminary evaluation of transfer credit. Antioch College awards credit in quarter hours. If a transcript presents credit in semester hours, credits will be converted to quarter hours.
Assistant Professor of Visual Arts. Division Chair Faculty Arts 2D Visual Art Media Art. Office: 937-319-0151. Email: fbright@antiochcollege.edu. Location: 214D Arts and Science Building. Forest Bright makes images, mostly drawings, as a practice of sanity. His work has been exhibited at Cothenius Gallery in Berlin, the Beijing American Center ...
27 de may. de 2020 · Emma Amos ’58, a figurative painter and printmaker whose work dealt head-on with what it meant to be an African American woman against the backdrop of the civil rights movement, has died at age 83. Her gallery, Ryan Lee, said that her death followed a long struggle with Alzheimer’s. Amos was born in Atlanta in 1937 and attended what were ...
