The following was written by Annie Moye, graduate from KSU’s Master’s in American Studies program. Moye’s graduate work focused primarily on digitizing Pasaquan’s archival records and conducting oral histories. Moye continues to serve Pasaquan as a Pasaquan Preservation Society board member and Archives Committee member. “Our mission is the arts and education, so both are … Continue reading
“Giving [children] an outlet for creative expression allows them to become personally invested in what they’re doing and they actually, I think, retain more and end up learning more in the process,” says recent KSU Dance graduate, Errin Cusack. After graduating with a degree in Dance from KSU, Cusack began teaching dance for VanCura Ballet … Continue reading
In the fall of 2013 Dr. Charles Parrott’s TPS 4010 Storytelling Practicum class (known as the Tellers) visited the Global Village Project (GVP), a school for refugee girls in Decatur, GA. The Tellers, an undergraduate storytelling troupe housed in the Department of Theatre & Performance Studies at Kennesaw State University, developed and delivered a curriculum … Continue reading
On Saturday, October 11th Linda Stewart of the English Department at Kennesaw State University will be one of several presenters at a seminar entitled “Imagining the Arts and Humanities into the Prison Industrial Complex: From Stories of Us to Stories of Now” at the 2014 Imagining America Conference in Atlanta. Other organizers of the seminar … Continue reading
Originally posted on AASCU's American Democracy Project:
Make sure to check out Brian’s presentation about eCitizenship at the ADP 2012 National Meeting in June (#ADP12)! Here’s the information: Friday, June 8 | 3 p.m. – 4:15 p.m.Concurrent Session: Activism 2.0: Tools and Practices for Change through eCitizenship With the recent evolution and social significance…
Going Public! 