Joanne Burtch, current student

Antioch offered programs in skills she was interested in developing, and it offered classes on a schedule that suited her needs. Click to read more.

Elizabeth Dunigan, current student

For years, she has asked herself the question, "How do living systems synthesize in ways that are regenerative?" It is an inquiry that has guided her life and career. Today, she says she's living the scenario she imagined for herself. Click here to read more.

Kierstyn Hunter, 2007

She didn't really choose Antioch, she stumbled upon it. She says it was an intuitive decision and a lesson learned in trusting her instincts. Click here to read more.

Elisabeth Martin, 2007

When her work as an aerospace engineer for Boeing shifted from airplane parts and more toward the collaborative process of designing and building those parts, she found her way to Antioch's Whole Systems Design program. Click here to read more.

Jennifer Allen, 2006

What drew her to the Center for Creative Change and the Whole Systems Design program was the commitment to community and positive and sustainable social change. She tells those considering Antioch it's an education that stretches the mind beyond anything they could imagine. Click here to read more.

Kris Tucker, 2006

She is executive director of the Washington State Arts Commission in a career devoted to cultivating and advocating for the arts. She came to Antioch to provoke her thinking as well as to channel it. Click here to read more.

Carson Marshall, 2003

He learned the program supports everyone's unique exploration. He said he realized he could create the way he wants to present himself to the world. Click here to read more.

Margie King Bloch, 2000

She chose Antioch because she wanted to learn more about the changing face of leadership, and she wanted to do it in an experiential educational setting. Click here to read more.