Posts tagged ETSU Storytelling Program

The Storytellers Collective will announce their new series, “Story Slams” in an upcoming press release. An organization of undergraduate and graduate students with a common …

As the cold chill and roaring wind set the mood, stories of dolls coming to life, mother vampires, sorrowful spirits and petrifying witches terrified ETSU …

Is ETSU the most haunted campus in the Southeast? “Sunset Scares,” a ghost storytelling walking tour sponsored by The Storytellers Collective at ETSU might lay …

On Mar. 1, 2023, the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) program will host Nancy Donoval as she presents “Storytelling for Social Justice: Transforming the Therapeutic …

With his maroon suit and orange bowtie, Cory Howard created a fun and engaging environment by turning storytelling on its head and having the audience …

ETSU’s Story Slam returns in-person this Thursday, Sept. 22, for the first time in two years. The Story Slam event will be held at The …

ETSU’s Storytelling Program welcomed Charlotte Blake Alston and her one-woman performance entitled “Six-Triple-Eight” on Feb. 9. Her show was followed by a brief Q&A with …

ETSU storytelling students are bringing live storytelling back to campus with their Stories of Transition event on Tuesday, Nov. 16, from 5-6:30pm at the ETSU …

Last Friday, the monthly Story Slam put on by ETSU’s Storytelling program was held at JRH Brewing to a packed house. The theme of the …

ETSU alumnus Kenny Tedford Jr., almost completely deaf in both ears, legally blind in one eye and born with brain damage, began telling stories at …