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The
Master of Arts in Storytelling is one of a select
few fully accredited graduate programs in Professional
and Applied Storytelling in the United States. ETSU
offers an M.A. degree in Reading/Storytelling with
a Concentration in Storytelling, with either a thesis
option (30 hours) or a non-thesis option (36 hours).
Second master's degree programs can also be arranged
with as few as 21 or 24 credit hours, thesis and
non-thesis.
Located
in Johnson City, Tennessee, on the edge of the Blue
Ridge Mountains, ETSU is a regional university in
the heart of traditional storytelling country. Neighboring
Jonesborough is home to the National Storytelling
Festival, the premier showcase for contemporary storytelling
in the USA, as well as the National Storytelling
Network and International
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Recent Students and Faculty |
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Center, two
preeminent professional storytelling organizations. Students
in the ETSU Storytelling Program may concentrate
on performance skills for the sake of their
present or intended professional storytelling
career, or they may focus on aspects of applied
storytelling, to enhance their roles as teachers,
ministers, counselors, community workers,
corporate trainers, healers, parents, grandparents,
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NOW AVAILABLE:
Spring & Summer '10
Course Schedules
click here
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