Franchesska Berry, 2008
This Fulbright Scholar took her multicultural education program to Egypt in January 2009. The world has become the stage for this performer, choreographer and cultural arts instructor. Click here to read more.

Sylvia Brown, 2007

Sylvia Brown was tutoring math and reading in an elementary school, when the school principal and reading coach she worked with recommended she check out Antioch. Today, she is employed in the position she said she waited for her whole life.Click here to read more. Click here to read more.

Lynn Ronald, 2003
Antioch's 2008 Distinguished Alumna says she believes "an idea is only impossible until someone proves it isn't." This special education teacher credits her experience at Antioch for her success as a teacher. Click here to read more.

Andrea Allen, 2002

She chose Antioch because it allowed her to choose her own path and create learning experiences that were relevant to her as an educator and arts administrator at the Seattle Repertory Theatre. Click here to read more.

Helen Maynard, 2001

Unlike other graduate programs in Seattle, she says, Antioch's M.A. Education program allowed her opportunities to design a degree specific to her professional goals. Click here to read more.

Ernie Seevers, 2001

As an Antioch student, he was able to work on an action research project that created a new vision and a values-based, five-year plan for the school where he taught. Click here to read more. Click here to read more.

Linda Thompson, 2000

She believes an educator has to be a learner and Antioch gave back her love of learning. Click here to read more.

Dawn Stremel, 1988

After she completed her M.A.Ed. at Antioch, she says she enjoyed more than 20 years as an educational leader and passionate champion for creative change in the schools. Then she returned to Antioch so she could craft a meaningful new retirement career. Click here to read more.