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SCHOOL OF LIBERAL STUDIES
Bachelor of Arts
The Weekend College
Hollie Michelle Adkins, Jamestown, Ohio
Human Development
Rebecca L. Applegate*, Kettering, Ohio
Humanities
Margaret Elaine Austin, Dayton, Ohio
Management
Lori Jean Bolen*, Jamestown, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Teresa M. Bowling*, Carlisle, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Rosemary Bradley-Hutchison, Dayton, Ohio
Management
Susan L. Britton, Xenia, Ohio
Human Development
Jahzerah Sukara Brooks, Dayton, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Christina Carrolle, Cincinnati, Ohio
Human Development
Sandra Lee Coomer*, Dayton, Ohio
Humanities
Carolyn Ruth Cummins, Huber Heights, Ohio
Management
Kawanah L. Deering, Dayton, Ohio
Human Services Administration
Michelle Lynn Dinsmore*, Riverside, Ohio
Human Development
Paulette D. Duerson*, Dayton, Ohio
Management
Ruth A. Farmer, Englewood, Ohio
Management
Sherry Lee Feilback, Springboro, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Carmen Denise Fields*, Georgetown, Ohio
Humanities
Betty Pandera Franks*, Dayton, Ohio
Humanities
Anna L. Gerard, Jamestown, Ohio
Management
Joshua Allen Gibson, Springboro, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Diana Lynn Halbgewoks, Findlay, Ohio
Human Resource Management/Human Development
Kerensa Carlee Hughes, Dayton, Ohio
Human Services Administration
Robert M. Hughes*, Dayton, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Kristin Ashley Jones, Dayton, Ohio
Human Resource Management
Mark Douglas Jones, Springfield, Ohio
Human Development
Rick Brian Kelley, Springfield, Ohio
Humanities
Amy Elizabeth Knapp, Springfield, Ohio
Humanities
Toni Brooke Locke, Dayton, Ohio
Liberal Arts
John Graham Lynch, Dayton, Ohio
Management
Jane Marie Moore*, Xenia, Ohio
Human Development
Celeste A. Noble*, Dayton, Ohio
Human Resource Management
Lisa Ann Ogilby, Enon, Ohio
Management
Michelle Marie Packer, Yellow Springs, Ohio
Humanities
Michael K. Reigelsperger, Bellbrook, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Paige Renee Rizzotte, Fairborn, Ohio
Human Services Administration
Karen Renee Seagraves*, New Matamoras, Ohio
Human Development
Catherine J. Sewell, Xenia, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Teri Lynn Shearer, Troy, Ohio
Liberal Arts
Ginger Joanne Smith, Beavercreek, Ohio
Human Development
Karen S. Snyder, Springfield, Ohio
Human Resource Management
A n t i o c h U n i v e r s i t y M c G r e g o r
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2 0 0 4 – 2 0 0 5 G R A D UAT E S
*Pending program completion by end of summer quarter. All names accurate as of July 5, 2005.

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ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE
James H. Craiglow, Chancellor
Antioch University
Barbara Gellman-Danley, President
Antioch University McGregor
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Arthur J. Zucker, Chairman
Michael B. Alexander
Victor Ayoub
Bruce P. Bedford
Frances Bond
Amy S. Chappell
David Crippens
Leo A. Drey (Trustee Emeritus)
Daniel Fallon
John D. Feinberg (Ex Officio)
Dianne Brou Fraser
Everette Freeman
Sherwood Guernsey, II
Reuben T. Harris
Hal Joseph
Daniel J. Kaplan
Jeffrey C. Kasch
Robert A. Levin (Trustee Emeritus)
Lillian Pierson Lovelace (Trustee Emeritus)
Niels P. Lyster
Thomas A. McNicol
John G. Merselis, Jr.
Larry Stone
Paula A. Treichler
Barbara Slaner Winslow
ANTIOCH UNIVERSITY McGREGOR BOARD OF VISITORS
Fred Bartenstein
Jeffrey C. Bruce ‘04
Marva Cosby ‘96
Cinda Davis Daum ‘94
John Hogan
Jeanne F. Jacobs
Jeffrey C. Kasch
Richard Lapedes
Niels Lyster
Percy Mack
Thomas A. McNicol
Phil Parker
Vince Russo
Dan Young

Antioch University Annual Report 2005-2006
From Our Tradition
Comes Our Future

Board of Trustees
Michael Alexander
Bruce P. Bedford
Amy Chappell, M.D.
Howard Coleman
David Crippens
Leo Drey
Daniel Fallon, Ph.D.
John D. Feinberg
Diane Brou Fraser
Everette Freeman, Ph.D.
Sherwood Guernsey II, J.D.
Reuben T. Harris, Ph.D.
Hal Joseph
Jeffrey C. Kasch
Lillian Lovelace
Niels Lyster
Tom McNicol
Sharon Merriman
John G. Merselis, Jr., M.D.
Lawrence D. Stone, Ph.D.
Paula A. Treichler, Ph.D.
Barbara Winslow, Ph.D.
Arthur J. Zucker, chair
Antioch University Chancellor
Tullisse (Toni) Murdock, Ph.D.
University Presidents
David Caruso, Ph.D.
Antioch University New England
Keene, NH
LucyAnn Geiselman, Ph.D.
Antioch University Southern California
Culver City and Santa Barbara, CA
Barbara Gellman-Danley, Ph.D.
Antioch University McGregor
Yellow Springs, OH
Mark Hower, M.S.
Antioch University Seattle
Seattle, WA
Steven Lawry, Ph.D.
Antioch College
Yellow Springs, OH
Antioch College
795 Livermore Street
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
www.antioch-college.edu
Antioch University McGregor
800 Livermore Street
Yellow Springs, OH 45387
www.mcgregor.edu
Antioch University New England
40 Avon Street
Keene, NH 03431
www.antiochne.edu
Antioch University Los Angeles
400 Corporate Pointe
Culver City, CA 90230
www.antiochla.edu
Antioch University Santa Barbara
801 Garden Street
Santa Barbara, CA 93101
www.antiochsb.edu
Antioch University Seattle
2326 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121
www.antiochseattle.edu
Antioch’s Ph.D. in Leadership and
Change Program
University Wide
www.phd.antioch.edu

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Antioch College
Yellow Springs, OH
Antioch University McGregor
Yellow Springs, OH
Antioch University New England
Keene, NH
Antioch University Los Angeles
Culver City, CA
Antioch University Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara, CA
Antioch University Seattle
Seattle, WA
PhD in Leadership and Change
University Wide
Academic Programs
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Employee Directory
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University Administration
Tullisse (Toni) A. Murdock, Chancellor
Toni Murdock was appointed acting Chancellor in November 2005, succeeding
James H. Craiglow who had recently retired from the posit on. For about eight
months afterward, she continued in her role as president of Antioch Univers ty
Seattle, a presidency that began in July 1997. In May 2006, Toni accepted the
Chancellor position full-time and relocated to Yellow Springs with her partner.
At the Board’s meeting in June 2007, the Trustees were unanimous in their
approval of an extens on to Toni’s contract through June 2010.
Prior to coming to Ant och University, Toni served for eight years as the
associate provost for academic planning and programs at Seattle University.
Her journey to the Northwest was preceded by a time at the University of
Arizona where she was the assistant dean of the College of Arts and Sciences
and as an administrator and faculty member at Western Wyoming College.
Toni obtained her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at New Mexico State
University and her doctorate from the University of Arizona. She also attended the 1988 HERS/Bryn Mawr
Institute for Women in Higher Education. She has been actively involved in promoting diversity in the
curriculum and faculty. She has worked w th numerous projects funded through the Ford Foundat on and
served as the pres dent of the Seattle Coal tion for Educational Equ ty, an organization of Seattle K-16
educat onal institut ons comm tted to increasing the number of students of color graduating from higher
educat on institutions.
In 2003 during her tenure as President at Antioch Seattle, the Early College High School Initiative program
was established for Washington state schools that serve predominately Native American Students. To date
the AUS campus has received grants totaling $10,952,500 from various foundat ons for the program,
including the Gates Foundation, the Kellogg Foundat on and the Lumina Foundation. In 1992 Toni took on
the challenge of rebuilding the ACE Network for Women Administrators in the State of Washington and
served eight years on the ACE Office of Women in Higher Education’s National Executive Board. She has
received numerous awards and recognition for her work in women’s leadership.
Toni is an avid outdoors woman who finds solace in mountain climbing, canoeing, cross-country skiing, and
backpacking.
University Administrators
Thomas A. Faecke
Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer
email: tfaecke@ant och.edu
Laurien Alexandre, Ph.D.
Vice Chancellor for University Academ c Affairs
Director, Ph.D. Program in Leadership and Change
email: lalexandre@antioch.edu
MaryLou LaPierre, M.A.
Vice Chancellor for University Advancement
email: mllapierre@ant
ochseattle.edu.
Scott Sanders
University Archivist
email: ssanders@antioch-college.edu
Campus Presidents
David Caruso, Ph.D.
President, Antioch University New England
email: dcaruso@antiochne.edu
Barbara Gellman-Danley, Ph.D.
President, Antioch University McGregor
email: bdanley@mcgregor.edu

Board of Trustees
Members
Bedford, Bruce P.
Chappell, Amy 1973
Coleman, Howard 1975
Fallon, Dan 1961
Fraser, Dianne Brou 1968
Freeman, Everette 1972
Friedman, Kenneth R. 1983
Guernsey II, Sherwood
Harris, Reuben 1969
Joseph, Hal 1954
Kasch, Jeffrey C. 1965
Lyster, Niels 1954
Merriman, Sharon 1956
Merselis, Jr., John G. 1996
Morgan, Janet M.
Stone, Larry 1964
Treichler, Paula 1965
Zucker, Arthur J. 1955
Member & Trustee Emeritus
Drey, Leo 1939
Lovelace, Lillian 1951
Ex-Officio
Crow, Nancy 1970

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Cassandra Manuelito-Kerkvliet, Ph.D.
President, Antioch Univers ty Seattle
email: CMK@antiochseattle.edu
Neal King, Ph.D.
President, Antioch University Los Angeles
email: neal_king@ant ochla.edu
Andrzej Bloch, Ph.D.
Interim President, Antioch College
email: abloch@antioch-college.edu
Michael Mulnix, Ph.D.
President, Antioch University Santa Barbara
email: mmulnix@antiochsb.edu
Murdock, Toni A.
Annual Report
2005-06 Annual Report (800 kb)
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