Antioch College Board of Trustees meeting – June 17-18, 2026 From: Antioch College Board of Trustees Subject: Antioch College Board of Trustees meeting – June 17-18, 2026 Date: June 29, 2026 at 2:37:05 PM EDT Reply-To: communications@antiochcollege.edu ANTIOCH COLLEGE The Board of Trustees met on campus June 17th and 18th. We were joined by College staff,…
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 and institutional memory document. By Jane Foreman, Liz Flyntz, Coco Gagnet, El Mele, and Natalie…
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 Flyntz; archival research by Flyntz and Suzelis; additional contributions from Angel Nalubega ’18 and Soleil…
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 Center, Antioch Kitchens, the Bookstore, and the C shop revenue generators. Fernandes discussed a Planned…
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 and outside-service contracts; an Advancement update from President Fernandes (50% toward the $4M FY22 goal,…
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