“The Alumni Plan” highlights from the College Revival Fund presentation series: a new, self-governing Board of Trustees for Antioch College with limited University intervention, continuing operations, and major fundraising tied to the College’s survival.
Draft agenda for “Reinventing Liberal Arts Education for the 21st Century: Promising Directions for a New Antioch College,” a symposium held November 15, 2008 at Dudley House, Harvard University, for Antioch College alumni, staff, faculty, and the extended community.
A letter from the American Association of University Professors to Antioch University Chancellor Tullisse A. Murdock and Board of Trustees Chair Arthur J. Zucker, dated November 6, 2008, responding to the university’s citation of pending litigation as grounds for limiting cooperation with AAUP’s governance investigation into Antioch University’s decision to close Antioch College.
A press release announcing that the Antioch University Board of Trustees and the Antioch College Alumni Association’s Board of Directors agreed to move expeditiously to create a new, fully independent Antioch College. Distributed via the Great Lakes Colleges Association. No exact date is printed on the document itself; content places it in the framework-agreement phase…
Minutes of the Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute’s Community Council (ComCil), October 15, 2008 — the first meeting with former Antioch College President Bob Devine seated as a member following his appointment at the prior meeting.
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