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There will be a community meeting at reunion, planned for Friday, June 18 at 7:30 p.m. Tentative location is the steps of Antioch Hall, location subject to change.

Former community manager Deborah “Amina” Warfield has volunteered to co-moderate the meeting.

Some preliminary agenda items for the meeting:

How can the rebuilding Antioch College continue and improve upon its legacy of racial and social justice?
How can the college and the board pro tem improve the transparency of their communications?
How can the college maintain its legacy of community governance and meaningful participation in decision making?
How can the college develop more substantive volunteer opportunities?
What are the college’s responsibilities to the students, faculty and staff of the college when it was closed, and of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute?
Introduction of the Antioch Community Student Union.

Some of the people who have volunteered to organize the meeting are:

Lincoln Alpern ’11, Antioch Community Student Union
Matthew H. Baya ’92, Community Manager 92-93
Michael Casselli ‘87
Art Dole ‘46, co-organizer Downeast Maine Chapter
Jonny Estes, Antioch Community Student Union
John Hempfling, Antioch Community Student Union
Chad Johnston ‘01, Alumni Board member elect
Ed M. Koziarski ‘97, Chicago chapter co-organizer
Foster Neill ‘07
Susan Opotow ‘65, Alumni Board member
David Renz ‘92
Travis Sanford ’94, Alumni Board member
Don Wallis ‘60, Alumni Board member
Deborah “Amina” Warfield ’92, Community Manager 92-93
J.D. Wood ‘88, New York Chapter co-chair

If you’d like to get involved or discuss the agenda for the meeting, please feel free to post to the ACAN list, acan or email Ed M. Koziarski. To post to ACAN, you need to subscribe

Photos: Yellow Springs, Ohio area Antioch College alumni meet at their alma mater’s Olive Kettering Memorial Library to participate in College’s fourth or fifth metamorphosis. Share and...

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www.ysnews.com/stories/2009/09/090309_Antiochback.html

Antioch College will on Friday once again be an independent liberal arts college, after a successful effort by alumni to revive the college after it was closed in July 2008. Shown above are Antioch College alumni in June 2008 during their alumni reunion right before the campus was closed. The public is invited to an event in recognition of the college revival around 5 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 4, at the horseshoe in front of Main Building.