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Storytelling students will develop skills for effective oral narrative presentations in a variety of performance or educational environments. Storytelling students will be trained to incorporate story content into education curriculum or organizational settings. Storytelling students learn technologies that are important to contemporary storytelling delivery. Storytelling students learn about historical, psychological, linguistic, critical and business aspects of storytelling as a performing and applied art & profession.

Dr. Joseph Sobol
Program Coordinator
Email: sobol@etsu.edu
Phone: (423) 439-7863
Office: 205D Warf-Pickel Hall

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