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Carrie Colton, assistant professor of drama from Salt Lake City, Utah, is co-creator of the new Shakespeare Project, a community theatre program. At JSU, she teaches Introduction to Theatre, Voice, … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Carrie Colton
Roxana Ramos is a junior from Crossville, Alabama. She is majoring in foreign languages and minoring in English. She is involved in the Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society, the Student … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Roxana Ramos
The JSU Student Symposium, a 3-day event featuring student presentations of their own scholarly and creative activity, will be held February 13-15, 2019, at Houston Cole Library. Several students from … Continue Reading FOCUS: JSU Student Symposium
Dr. Teresa Reed, professor of English, advises all English majors/minors at JSU and teaches a variety of English classes—from Freshman Composition to Middle English Literature. She is also an active … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Teresa Reed
Chloe Barnes is a junior from Piedmont, AL. She is majoring in drama with a concentration in performance, and her minor is communications. She claims that her main hobby is … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Chloe Barnes
Congratulations to Dr. Carmine DiBiase, Professor of English, who started the Henry Farm Park hiking and mountain biking trails project in 2010. That site was just honored by the Alabama … Continue Reading Focus: Community Engagement
John Oles, Assistant Professor who teaches ceramics in the Department of Art and Design at JSU, was instrumental in bringing the Alabama Clay Conference to our campus later this month. … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: John Oles
Jason Bush is an Integrated Studies major from Attalla, Alabama. He is also a father, grandfather, and the Assistant Fire Marshal for the City of Gadsden. A busy student to … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Jason Bush
On January 14, the Marching Southerners traveled to Montgomery to perform in the inaugural parade for Governor Kay Ivey. JSU’s band was one of only five college bands participating in … Continue Reading Focus: Marching Southerners Perform in Governor’s Inaugural Parade
Brandon Amos, an English major with a minor in Spanish, is a senior from Sand Rock, Alabama. One of his favorite hobbies is playing guitar, but he claims that he … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Brandon Amos
Dr. Tamara Levi is a professor of history at Jacksonville State University. Originally from Florida, Dr. Levi has studied in several institutions across the country in pursuit of her education; … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Tamara Levi
Faculty Spotlight: Andrew LyngeDr. Andrew Lynge, Assistant Professor of Percussion at Jacksonville StateUniversity, used his connection with a musical instrument company to help with tornado recovery. Before coming to JSU, … Continue Reading Faculty Spotlight: Andrew Lynge
Student Spotlight: Harley Stickney Harley Stickney, a Graphic Design (Art) major from Cullman, Alabama, is in her senior year at JSU. She has served as an officer in her sorority, … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Harley Stickney
Focus: Flying Blind Theatre Ensemble In Spring 2018, JSU drama students had the opportunity to present their work in the nation’s capital. Students in the Devised Theatre class formed the … Continue Reading FOCUS: Flying Blind Theatre Ensemble
Allison McElroy, Associate Professor of Art, currently teaches oil painting and figure drawing at JSU, and she looks forward to teaching an “Art and Science Observation” class next summer. Though … Continue Reading Featured Faculty: Allison McElroy
Cheyenne Strickland, a senior at JSU, is majoring in history and minoring in English. She is originally from Weaver, Alabama. During her time at JSU, she has been a member … Continue Reading Student Spotlight: Cheyenne Strickland
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