The Center for Appalachian Studies, coordinates curriculum, research, and community engagement relating to the Appalachian Mountain region
Boone, NC
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Congratulations to our graduate students graduating tomorrow!
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Sammy Oswald, Yndiana Montes Fogelquist and Jesse Barber.
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De. Sandra Ballard will serve as the macebearer for the 5 p.m. ceremony. Dr. Ballard is a 1979 graduate of App State. In 2000, she joined the Department of English and the Center for Appalachian Studies as editor of the Appalachian Journal.
Like the Percival Everett novel “Erasure” on which it is based, the Oscar-nominated “American Fiction” calls out white expectations about the performance of Blackness. @Meredith_McC reflects on the multiple questions it raises, for @newlinesmag. newlinesmag.com/argument/the…
Dreams that come true with our App Studies master’s degree program. For graduate student @MontesYndiana to become a documentarian was an important goal to accomplish.
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‘Remembering and Forgetting’ musical performance to honor victims of gun violence wataugademocrat.com/news/loc… via @WataugaDemocrat
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Q5: What are your thoughts on recitation & its absence in the classroom? Did it cut a leg off the poetry table? #WonderChat #poetry
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I have news! A dream project of mine is happening.
I can finally share the news! I'm so grateful to @abby_freeland at @KentuckyPress for making this project happen.✨
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ALT A graphic that says: Publishers Marketplace Deal Report Writing from Disabled, Chronically Ill, Deaf, and Neurodivergent Appalachians by Kendra Winchester Imprint: University Press of Kentucky Founder and the host of Read Appalachia Kendra Winchester ed.’s Writing from disabled chronically ill, Deaf, and neurodivergent Appalachians, an anthology that brings together disabled people from across the region to center their stories and perspectives while celebrating their lives and cultures, to Abby Freeland at University Press of Kentucky, in a nice deal, for publication in fall 2026.
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Meet the 2025 conference team!
“Rural Reimagined: A Grand Challenge for Appalachia” Tennessee Tech University, Cookeville, Tennessee, March 20-22, 2025
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Patrick Bizarro reflects on “Yellow Leaves: Poems” by Alana Dagenhart.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Lacy Snapp examines Stephanie Kendrick’s “In Any of These Towns: Poems.”
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Charles Dodd White considers the poetry collection “Tamp: Poems” by Denton Loving.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Jessica Cory examines “In Plena Vita—The Full Life: The Collected Poems of Timothy Russell,” edited by Marc Harshman and Larry Smith.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Neema Avashia reviews “Gay Poems for Red States” by Willie Edward Taylor Carver Jr.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Elise Johnson reflects on “The Foxfire Book of Appalachian Women: Stories of Landscape and Community in the Mountain South,” edited by Kami Ahrens.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews!
Mark Powell reviews Ron Rash’s “The Caretaker: A Novel.”
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews! Maggie Anderson considers “Genesis Road” by Susan O’Dell Underwood.
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APPALACHIAN JOURNAL is proud to present insightful book reviews! Phillip Obermiller reviews Max Fraser’s “Hillbilly Highway: The Transappalachian Migration and the Making of a White Working Class.”
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