Antioch University Communications Plan February 17,2008 DRAFT Goal To communicate carefully selected key messages efficiently, effectively and in a timely manner regarding the suspension of College operations June 30,2008, the shuttering of the College for a period of time and the Board of Trustees and Antioch College Continuation Corporation’s continued negotiations. Objective 1: Develop specific,…
“Antioch Is My Home,” a 96-page community art and writing anthology edited by Marjorie Jensen ’07, supported by the Antioch College Action Network (ACAN). Collects art, poetry, essays, and writing contributions from students, staff, faculty, alumni, and Yellow Springs community members during the 2007–2008 Save Antioch movement, including an excerpt from Robin Rice Lichtig’s play…
A solidarity letter from Antioch College alumni, educators, organizers, artists, and activists during the 2007 closure crisis, expressing support for the campus community and its Community Governance efforts. Sets out shared demands: protecting current and prospective student enrollment, restoring faculty tenure and opposing further cuts, an end to the state of financial exigency, resumed recruitment…
A statement and petition from the Antioch College Action Network — a self-described independent collective of students, faculty, staff, alumni, and villagers organizing during the college’s 2007 closure. Calls on the university to immediately: establish a College Advisory Board with real authority, including hiring power over the College President; resume recruiting and admitting new and…
A winter-break communication from the Antioch College Action Network (ACAN) during the 2007 closure crisis. Reports that the College Revival Fund delivered its first $2 million payment to the university to maintain continuous operations, with another $4.6 million promised by December 15, and that admissions had reopened for new transfer students. Urges students to stay…
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