Full Meeting Schedule is posted here

Full Meeting Schedule is posted here

Full Meeting Schedule is posted here

Full Meeting Schedule is posted here

*LIVE* Video Stream of Closing

Date: 9/4/2009 Antioch College is happy to announce that there will be a live video stream of today’s closing ceremony.  Tune in at 5PM EST

http://antiochcollege.org/stream

Dont forget to register for the Official Independence Celebration: Reunion 2009, October 2-4.

Pro Tem Board Considers Options for Nonstop, College

This is the audio recorded during Nonstop’s presentation to the Pro Tem Board over the February 21, 2009 weekend.

See the full post on The Record’s website which includes each speaker broken out into separate files and transcripts will be added there later too.

The audio file available at the link below or streaming live above will bring you to an interview regarding the future of Nonstop. The interview was conducted by Jeanne Kay on Monday, Feb 16th.

URL: http://listen.antiochians.org/audio/JeanneKay_Derr-Morgan-PTBInterview02162009.mp3

Thanks to Roger Huff for recording and live streaming this event.

Below is the text from the invite to this event that was posted at:

www.antiochians.org/s/1050/qs1_index.aspx?sid=1050&gid=1&pgid=336&cid=921&ecid=921&crid=0&calpgid=61&calcid=664

Rebuilding an Independent Antioch College: Chicago Alumni Meeting with Lee Morgan ’66, Chair, Antioch College Board Pro Tempore at the Oak Park Library, 834 N. Lake St., Oak Park, IL

Antioch College is closer than ever to reopening independent of Antioch University, thanks to a Letter of Intent signed January 9.  Join Lee Morgan ’66, chair of the group that is poised to take the reins of the newly independent college, to discuss ongoing negotiations for independence, plans to rebuild, reopen and revitalize Antioch College, and how we can help.

Lee is chair of the Board Pro Tempore that is poised to become the Board of Trustees of the newly independent Antioch College upon successful completion of ongoing negotiations with Antioch University.

On January 9, the Board Pro Tempore and the Antioch University Board of Trustees signed a Letter of Intent that initiated a 90-day process to finalize an agreement for the college’s independence.   Once final agreement is reached, the new Antioch College Board of Trustees will work to rebuild the college, to be reopened at a date to be determined.

Under the terms of the Letter of Intent, Antioch College regains the right to its name, campus, and endowment, as well as the Glen Helen, the Antioch Review, and the Coretta Scott King Center, while the university retains ownership of WYSO and Antioch Education Abroad.  The Antioch College Continuation Corporation (ACCC) has agreed to pay $6.5 million to the university to retrieve the college’s assets.  The Board Pro Tempore has set a fundraising goal of $15 million for the 90 days ending April 9, and “tens of millions” going forward to secure the college’s future.

Grandson of former Antioch College president and co-op program founder Arthur Morgan, Lee Morgan ’66 is recently retired as president and CEO of the Antioch Company headquartered in Yellow Springs, an international company founded by his father in 1926.  Lee served on the Antioch University Board of Trustees for 13 years, and has campaigned for the college’s independence from the university since 2007 as a member of the Antioch College Continuation Corporation.

There is a $5 requested donation to cover the cost of refreshments.  Larger donations are welcome.

Related Links:

Antioch College Alumni Association http://www.antiochians.org
Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute http://nonstopinstitute.org/
Antioch College Alumni Chicago Chapter http://chicago.chapters.antiochians.org/
Antioch College Chicago Facebook Group http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=38213289792