Moving Abroad - Have to Sell 2003 PT Cruiser

Hi fellow Antioch alums. I’m moving abroad and must sell my darling little PT Cruiser now! Information and photo below. Carolyn at 206-437-8995

FOR SALE
2003 Chrysler PT Cruiser LTD
FULLY LOADED
LOW MILES
ONE OWNER

78,000 miles
Power Moonroof
Leather & suede seats
Air Conditionaing
Front & Side airbags
Radio - AM/FM Cassette, CD
Child Seat Anchor System - LATCH Ready
Locks - Rear Door Child Protection
Cruise Control
Power Outlet - Center Console, 12V
Leather Wrapped Steering Wheel
Back seats fold flat and removable
Brakes - Power Front Disc/Rear Drum
Steering - Power Rack and Pinion
Fuel Tank - 15 gallon with tethered cap
Stabilizer Bar - Front
Defroster - Rear Window
Wiper/Washing - Rear Window
Steering Column – Tilt
Engine: 2.4L 4 Cyl DOHC 16V SMPI
Transmission - 4-Speed Automatic

I have every receipt of service since 2003, plus the original window sticker! Excellent condition, interior like new, never been smoked in or carried wet dogs!

$5,500 OBO

Building A Community Garden

As a graduate student in the Center For Creative Change: Environment and Community, Permaculture Program and Graduate of The School of Education, I would like to invite my fellow alumni to a viewing of The Power of Community: How Cuba Survived Peak Oil on Wednesday, Jan 11th as a way to start the discussion of building a community garden in the Sammamish Valley (The Sharecroppers’ Garden) that will serve as a practical environmental and community educational lab. The location to view the movie (which is from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m.) is the Sammamish Valley Grange, 14654 148th Ave N.E. in Woodinville.

Events are free to the public and will be held every 4th Wednesday at the Sammamish Valley Grange. Graduate students of our local universities and colleges, and residents of King country are welcome participants in this endeavor designed to preserve the culture and history of the Sammamish Valley Community as well as to provide students/residents with a sense of belonging and pride in their community.

Plan on tasting interesting local fare
Engaging in discussion
Having Fun

Cynthia Swenson, M.A. Education, ‘08

A Study Abroad Trip to Peru Offered by Antioch University New England

The deadline to sign up for a study abroad trip to Peru to learn about sustainable development is Jan. 21. The trip, June 23 through July 1, is an interdisciplinary course open to all Antioch University alumni through AUNE’s MBA in Sustainability program.

Alumni will travel to Lima, the capital of Peru, where they will study small businesses, multinational companies and business partnerships. They will also visit the Amazon rainforest to study sustainable business models and analyze the effect of economic growth on the rainforest and its people.

The cost of the study abroad trip is $2,420, excluding airfare and registration and tuition fees. The course is worth three credits. It may also be audited or taken as a continuing education course. On-line course work is required during the spring semester before the trip, and July 2 through July 30 after the trip to share information.

For more information about the trip go to:

http://www.antiochne.edu/om/mba/peru/

Thinking About a Ph.D. Degree?

The Antioch University Ph.D. in Leadership and Change Program would like to welcome you for a visit during our residency at Antioch University Seattle on Saturday, January 21st.

If you are able to join us, learn more, possibly attend a session and meet faculty and students please email Leslee Creighton at lcreighton@antioch.edu by January 9th for additional details!

Trip To Explore Sustainability and Social Responsibility in Peru

Join Antioch University students and alumni for an exciting exploration of sustainability and social responsibility in Peru, June 23-July 1, 2012, hosted by our New England campus.

Complete course details are online: http://www.antiochne.edu/om/mba/peru/default.cfm. A trip extention to Machu Picchu may be available. The trip fee is $2420. It does not include airfare or course tuition due in April. (See application below)

January 27, 2012 is the trip registration and fee deadline, click here for the continuing education application and registration forms (http://www.antiochne.edu/registrar/nonmatriculated.cfm.)

2012 Important Dates:
March 1: All flights should be booked
March 22: Pre-trip Conference Call 6-7pm EST. Required. Discuss course requirements.
April: registration and tution deadline for the course as Summer Semester continuing Ed.
May 10: Pre-trip conference call 6-7pm EST. Required. Discuss packing and safety.
June 23-July 1, 2012: Peru Study Trip
July 2-July 30: Online Post-Travel Blog and Photo sharing

I hope you can join us!
You can also download the complete Peru packet including complete itinerary at: http://www.antiochne.edu/om/mba/peru/PeruPredepart.pdf

Alumna Looking For Solution

I am communting back and forth from Seattle to the San Fernando Valley area in California to help out my 90 year old mother. I am looking for a flexible job that I am able to do in Washington state and California. Ideally, something on the internet. My background is nursing and received a master’s degree in Psychology from Antioch in 1998. It doesn’t have to be in those fields necessarily. Any ideas, resources or suggestions are welcome. Thanks.

Donna Austin
prosperall@msn.com

Film Research/Development and Production Interns Needed

From Tracy Rector, M.A. Education ‘06:

Longhouse Media is now accepting applications for fall Research/Development and Productions interns! Fun, casual, hard?working environment well suited for motivated self?starters. Please see attached for full description and application of this non-paid position.

Research/Development Intern will be asked to commit 10?15 hrs/week in our Capitol Hill office working on various film projects, including development and research for a feature length documentary that is part of the Sundance Lab. Duties will range from preliminary research and storyboarding to launching a Kickstarter fundraising campaign for the film.

Production intern will be asked to commit 10?15 hrs/week in our Capitol Hill office working on various film projects, including producing content for Native Lens TV, a half?hour program of Native focused film content for TV broadcast. Duties will include conceptualizing content, storyboarding, shooting and editing. Candidates with a strong eye for documentary storytelling are encouraged to apply.

The mission of Longhouse Media is to catalyze indigenous people and communities to use media as a tool for self?expression, cultural preservation, and social change. Applicants with experience working in Native or Indigenous communities are highly encouraged to apply.

Please contact Lou Karsen, Program Coordinator at lou@longhousemedia.org

Stress and Your Local Fire Department, According to AUS Alum

Stress-induced psychological and physiological disorders top the list of health problems in industrialized nations, and fire departments should be proactive with stress management to avoid firefighter burnout — this according to a Antioch University Seattle alumnus and clinical psychologist who spoke at Fire-Rescue International last month.

See the article and a short video featuring Dr. Larry Iverson, M.A. Psychology ‘87, at:

http://firechief.com/health-safety/mental-health/iverson-on-stress-management-20110907/

Alum Looking for Advice

I am looking fellow Antioch Alumni who might be able to point me in the direction of sources for cheap, or better yet, free office space for non-profits in the Chicago area.

Brian J. Greenberg
EcoMyths Alliance
brian@ecomythsalliance.org
http://ecomythsalliance.org
312.242.1840

Alum Looking for Feedback

Hello Friends,

For some of you we just spoke recently, for most others, it’s been a while.

One reason for that is a project that I’ve been working on since November. I’ve been a part of the EcoMyths Alliance, a non-profit environmental education group dedicated to science based research, awareness and publication. Think MythBusters but exclusively focused on environmental myths. We’re partnered with a lot of great organizations such as: DePaul University, the Alliance for the Great Lakes, Brookfield Zoo, The Field Museum, the US Forest Service, US Fish & Wildlife, Chicago Wilderness and several others.

I’d appreciate it if you’d visit our newly launched web site at http://ecomythsalliance.org and take a gander. If you like what you see at our web site, feel free to subscribe to our mailing list, friend us on FaceBook, follow us on Twitter and spread the word by telling your friends.

Any feedback you have is welcome. Thanks for your time and hope to talk to you soon.

Brian J. Greenberg
bjg@acm.org
http://briangreenberg.net
http://about.me/brian.greenberg
312.242.1840

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