The Community Government Survival Guide is a practical resource for building and sustaining participatory democracy in educational communities. Drawing on over 100 years of student-led governance at Antioch College in Yellow Springs, Ohio, this zine serves as both organizing manual…
Collectively-produced field guide to Antioch College’s Community Government (ComCil, ExComm, and community initiatives) — origins, structure, and how to plug in. Edited by Jane Foreman ’17, Liz Flyntz ’02, Coco Gagnet ’18, El Mele, and Natalie Suzelis; layout by Liz…
Notes from a January 10, 2022 meeting with President Jane Fernandes and VP of Finance & Facilities Bob McKee. McKee reported fundraising up $400,000 year-over-year and revenue $1.1M ahead of the FY22 budget, and outlined plans to make the Wellness…
Notes from Antioch College’s December 9, 2021 Board of Trustees meeting: reports from Bob McKee (VP Finance & Administration) on the FY21 close-out (auditors anticipating zero findings), cash flow improvements, the Wellness Center’s January opening, and a review of systems…
Jane Fernandes’ first-year goals as Antioch College president, submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval on October 18, 2021. Organized under nine partner-tagged goal areas — campus culture, enrollment (citing a projection of 195 total enrollment by 2027-28 under…
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