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Dr. Kinser, third from left, and Pat Cronin, with Communication graduate students
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By Kylie Fritz
After more than a dozen articles, countless conference speeches, and coordination of the new Women’s Studies major, Dr. Amber Kinser, associate professor of Communication and Director of Women’s Studies at ETSU, has published her first book, Mothering in the Third Wave, which came out in November.
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Harker taught and danced throughout her pregnancy.
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By Melissa Tate
A somber tune fills the dimly lit theatre. The stage is bare with the exception of a table to the right. No curtains, no overhead lights and no people - except a young couple tangoing across the stage in locked arms.
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Page design by Sara Needham
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By Jay Moore
Marci Salyer knows bluegrass music, she knows herself and she’s ready for a national audience to know about her unique and exciting music.
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Alumnus Keith Miles is enjoying success in music as well as his career of communication
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By Brandy Miley
Songs that cut across generations. Songs that have the ability to bring us all together. Songs that show things that bind us to our sense of place, both the good and bad. Keith Miles has written these kinds of songs for his debut album what it was they became, that came out in spring 2007.
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Cherry Orchard
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By Sheila Gystad
Dance at ETSU took quite a turn in the 2007-2008 school year.
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Dr. Steve Marshall explains demographics to an advertising graduate class.
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By Josh McKinney
Most people want a good career. They want to live comfortably on a nice paycheck, and they wouldn’t mind a bit of prestige to make the package even sweeter.
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Maury Reed, as Tom, tells his story in Menagerie
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By Evie Andrus
The young man on stage rivets all attention with his ready-to-explode intensity and eyes that burn. Backstage, he paces or sits pensively, not taking part in the whispered chatter. Off stage, Maury Reed is introspective and quiet, yet a leader, the “go-to guy.”
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Maxine Hernandez Smith
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By Britney Tiller
Just off the southern coast of Georgia lies a 10,000 acre barrier island called St. Simons Island. Once a silent backwater, it is now home to some major resorts as well as a vast array of golf courses. Sound like a paradise? According to Maxine Hernandez Smith, it is.
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Estep's first graphic novel
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By Rachel Johnson
At 26, ETSU Alumni Jennifer Estep is finally reaching her dreams and it's all because of good karma, imagination and hard work.
