Antioch University (San Francisco)

Antioch University (San Francisco)

Antioch University or Antioch University West was located in San Francisco, California. It is unclear if it was part of Antioch University or just used the same name. References to its founder, Lance Dublin seem to imply it was an independent organization, but are unclear. [ [http://www.dublinconsulting.net/ ContactDublin Consulting ] ] It was located at 650 Pine St. in San Francisco. [ [http://www.californiacollegenetwork.com/id-245829.php Antioch University-san Francisco Branch ] ] It closed in 1989. [ [http://www2.westminster-mo.edu/wc_users/homepages/staff/brownr/CaliforniaCC.htm California Colleges that have Closed, Merged, Changed Names ] ]

It was also known as Antioch University, West. It had a Women's Studies program with offices at 50 Fell Street. [ [http://www.mith2.umd.edu/WomensStudies/ReferenceRoom/Directories/WomensStudiesPrograms/california.html California ] ] It also granted master's degrees in psychology. [ [http://www.sjc.edu/content.cfm/pageid/6524 Kathleen McMahon ] ] [ [http://www.charlottelsmithmft.com/About_Me/ Charlotte L Smith, MFT ] ] It also held art exhibitions. [http://www.deborahyaffeart.com/resume.html Welcome to deborahyaffeart.com [ Resume ] ] This name, Antioch University, West was alos applied to campuses in Seattle, Washington and Marina Del Rey, California.

Among its graduates were Aderemi Omotade, the founder of the Institute of African Art and Culture in Oakland, California.

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Antioch University was definitely a part of Antioch University - Yellow Springs, Ohio. I was employed by Antioch West as the Assistant Registrar from 1984-1987, and can personally attest that the west coast campus was affiliated with, and beholden to, the regulations of the mother campus in Ohio during this time.


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