Date: 6/25/2009 to 7/25/2009
Work Project Sept. 28 – Oct. 1: Helping to get the campus ready for Reunion 2009
Reunion 2009: Oct. 2 – 4, 2009
Out of the Twilight Zone: Celebrating the 50th Anniversary of the
Twilight Zone, as well as a full celebration of the future of Antioch
College! (Pending announcement from the Taskforce.)
Date: 6/25/2009
Eleven Antioch College Alumni Association board members were elected by
Antioch alumni constituents via electronic ballots and paper ballots
during the 2009 election. In addition, one person was appointed to a
vacant board seat following the election. Fifteen Antiochians stood for
election on the 2009 ballot.
Date: 6/18/2009 to 7/18/2009
by Tim Eubanks ‘00
Antioch alumnus Ted Bunch ‘83 is a national leader with A CALL TO MEN which works to end violence against women by facilitating a national movement of men who see that as their mission. All across the country anti-violence organizations benefit from Ted’s ideas and his passion.
So what is the connection between Ted’s Antioch education and his current national work? I sat down with Ted to find out…
Date: 6/18/2009
Lucia Ruth Severson Blackinton ‘41
April 9, 1918 to April 10, 2009
Date: 6/18/2009
This dispatch comes from an informational packet that explains some of the reorganization of Antioch College in the early Morgan years. Thanks to Scott Sanders of Antiochiana.
The Reorganization Program for Antioch College
Antioch
College, located at Yellow Springs, Ohio, near Springfield and Dayton,
was opened in 1852, being the first college in the United States to
admit men and women on equal terms Horace Mann was President from the
opening of the college until his death. The buildings furnish about 2
acres of floor space, are substantially built and with moderate repairs
and equipment will reasonably meet the needs of 500 students.
Date: 6/11/2009
The Antioch College Alumni Board of Directors will convene for a meeting in Yellow Springs on June 19-21, 2009. Board President Nancy Crow reports: “The theme of our meeting is Focus
on the Future. Articulating and fulfilling our shared vision of a vibrant and
viable independent Antioch College requires strategic focus, commitment,
finances and a lot of hard work. Our task as an Alumni Board will continue to
be to renew and strengthen the connections between the College alumni and our
beloved College and to provide a framework that will permit the College
leadership to use most effectively the expertise and ideas of Nonstop and the
broader alumni base in building our new College while retaining the best of
Antiochian practices, traditions and values. As the CRF Board, we will prepare
for the transition from the University-controlled Antioch College to the
College’s new board of trustees.”
Click to view the agenda for the meeting.