General

In February 2007, the state Board of Regents approved Macon State’s proposal to offer a bachelor of arts degree in English. The first courses for the degree will be taught in fall 2007.

We offer two tracks:

• Traditional English track — This prepares students interested in careers requiring a foundation in language and communications skills, such as business, the arts, technical writing, public relations and law.
• English education track — This includes 33 semester hours of education classes, which will prepare students to teach English at the high-school level.

Please see our frequently asked questions for additional information.

The Arts Festival Committee is pleased to announce the schedule for the 2007 “Telling Lives” Arts Festival. The four-day celebration, which runs from March 26th through March 29th, will feature a variety of speakers, performances, and activities focusing on biographical and autobiographical creative art. Taking a broadly interdisciplinary approach grounded firmly in the Humanities, this year’s festival will explore life stories through art, music, language, literature, and film. All events are free and open to the public.

MSC 2007 “Telling Lives” Arts Festival

Ms. Wanda Green

• Senior Secretary
• wanda.green@mail.maconstate.edu

Handouts

• Mac Lab Introduction — a primer for those new to teaching with Macs

Teaching Schedule

Our schedule for the Mac Lab, H/SS-124.

Mailing Address

Division of Humanities
Macon State College
100 College Station Drive
Macon, Geogia 31206
(478) 471-5792
e-mail: rkelly@mail.maconstate.edu

A reading-social gathering of humanities faculty

(A.K.A. for the squeamish: Humanities Division Research Workshop)

Welcome to our official website. Publish or Pasta is a biweekly meeting of faculty in the division that seek colleagues to read and comment on potential publications. We usually work for a while, then have some sort of informal dinner: if you bring the paper, you do not have to bring the pasta. Come for just the meeting; socializing is not compulsory, though it is fun.