Graduate Program News

Last year, 30 people, including three M.A. in Arts Administration faculty, gathered for four days to examine the evolution of the arts in the U.S. Presentations from the symposium are now available online.

Karen "Queen Nur" Abdul-Malik '13 MACS has been telling stories since she was 9-years-old. She travels the country and the world, making stops at storytelling appearances and events. Abdul-Malik continues to preserve African American culture through her folk telling efforts.

Mike Vlahovich '15, founding director of Coastal Heritage Alliance, and Heather Gerhart '16, moderator of The Collaborative Digital Storytelling Hub, have developed a student exchange program between the U.S. and Bosnia Herzegovina that will be implemented in 2018.

The nonfiction debut of Kristina Gaddy M.F.A. '15, Flowers in the Gutter, has been acquired by Dutton and was highlighted in Publishers Weekly.

"What I like most about being a special education teacher are the students," says Rosensweet.