Hello Professors,I hope you are doing well! My name is Laci Rawlins, and I serve as chair of the Council of Student Ambassadors. I want to reach see if you would be willing to allow us to speak to your class for about 15 minutes during the first week of classes. We would greatly appreciate the opportunity to share what we do with your students.If you are unfamiliar with the program, the Student Ambassadors work for Enrollment Management under Joel Robinson. We are not a student-led...
The Advisory Board of the Nigeria Prize for Literature has revealed the longlist of 11 titles, setting the stage for an epic battle for the prestigious literary prize this year.The 2025 edition focuses on Prose Fiction and the list of the best 11 prose works, arranged in alphabetical order of the book titles. They are: An Unusual Grief by Yewande Omotoso; Fine Dreams by Linda Masi; Leave my Bones in Saskatoon by Michael Afenfia; New York My Village by Uwem Akpan; PETRICHOR, The Scent...
By Margaret SchellHer work in the entertainment industry speaks for itself. Jan Smith (‘78) is a Grammy-nominated producer, Georgia Music Hall of Fame inductee and a multi-platinum, certified vocal coach who has worked with pop artists and movie stars such as Justin Bieber, Drake, Janet Jackson, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Shania Twain, Sugarland, Usher and more.Smith’s name can also be found in movie credits for Disney, Fox Television, New Line Cinema, Paramount, Tyler Perry Productions,...
"The O. Henry Award is the only yearly award given to short stories of exceptional merit. The PEN/O. Henry Prize Stories is an annual collection of the year's 20 best stories published in U.S. and Canadian magazines, written in English."
On the 30th, Cas, Christian, Dan, Michaela, Nathaneal, and Jordan will take the mic for the last time as (our) grad students at the Museum Education Room, from 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM. They'll read for us, for their families, and their friends. Be prepared to be dazzled!!!
The Undergraduate Reading Series offers our graduating creative writers the chance to present their work to a wider audience. Come for an evening of entertainment and celebration as we honor these talented students and their exceptional writing! The event will take place, Wednesday, April 9, at 6:30 p.m. in the Pat Peterson Museum Education Room.
The Undergraduate Reading Series offers our graduating creative writers the chance to present their work to a wider audience. Come for an evening of entertainment and celebration as we honor these talented students and their exceptional writing!
Matthew Carey Salyer is most recently the author of Probation (Pen & Anvil, 2024), finalist for the Michael Waters Poetry Prize, and the forthcoming pamphlet, inis (Wallop Press, 2025). His previous work includes the poetry collection, Ravage & Snare and a chapbook, Lambkin. His poems and essays have appeared in The Massachusetts Review, The Florida Review, The New Orleans Review, Southword, Narrative, Beloit Poetry Journal, Hunger Mountain, The Common, The Scores, Forbes, The Chronicle...
Matthew Carey Salyer is most recently the author of Probation (Pen & Anvil, 2024), finalist for the Michael Waters Poetry Prize, and the forthcoming pamphlet, inis (Wallop Press, 2025). His previous work includes the poetry collection, Ravage & Snare, and a chapbook, Lambkin. His poems and essays have appeared in The Massachusetts Review, The Florida Review, The New Orleans Review, Southword, Narrative, Beloit Poetry Journal, Hunger Mountain, The Common, The Scores, Forbes, The Chronicle...
Matthew Carey Salyer is most recently the author of Probation (Pen & Anvil, 2024), finalist for the Michael Waters Poetry Prize, and the forthcoming pamphlet, inis (Wallop Press, 2025). His previous work includes the poetry collection, Ravage & Snare and a chapbook, Lambkin. His poems and essays have appeared in The Massachusetts Review, The Florida Review, The New Orleans Review, Southword, Narrative, Beloit Poetry Journal, Hunger Mountain, The Common, The Scores, Forbes, The Chronicle...
