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Peace
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The MFA
Program at GCSU is the only graduate creative writing program in the country
to participate in the Peace Corps Fellows Program. Peace Corps Fellows who
are accepted to participating graduate programs in their field are awarded
fellowships that relate to their experience and training in the Peace Corps. Upon
successful completion of their Peace Corps Volunteer assignment, Peace Corps
Fellows can apply to the GCSU MFA Program (the application process is the
same as for all applicants, but see the Peace Corps web site
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John Teschner
(MFA 2010) is GCSU’s first Peace Corps Fellow (pictured here, far
right). You can read on-line his article “Out of Africa” in the |
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Peace Corps
Fellows help to organize and mentor the Georgia College Early College
Creative Writing project. “Early College” is a public school housed at the
GCSU campus, serving students from Baldwin and Putnam counties. GCSU
undergraduate majors, under the supervision of MFA students and faculty,
mentor seventh graders in the |
2006-2007 Early
College Students |
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GCSU is a member of
and Writing Programs
One of only 20 member
colleges nationwide |
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Creative
Writing Program Campus
English
Office: (478) 445-4581 MFA
Office: (478) 445-3509 |
