Michelle Abbott (Spring 2003)
Adjunct Instructor at Floyd College and a freelance copywriter, specializing in the healthcare and craft industries.

Jeff Alexander (Fall 2001)
Adjunct Instructor of English at Kennesaw State University

Mark Anthony (Summer 2006)
Presented “Bridging the Digital Divide: Teaching  Composition to the Emergent Digital Culture” at the SAMLA Annual Convention, Charlotte , North Carolina , November 2006. This presentation was part of the Composition and Rhetoric Technology Roundtable, which I also chaired.
Hired for Spring Semester as Adjunct Instructor in the English Department at North Georgia College and State University teaching two sections of English 1101.
Appointed Graduate Research Assistant in the Writing Across the Curriculum program at Georgia State U. Will be writing the help files and performing usability testing on in-house web-based software application that provides an online assessment tool for assessment and feedback of writing assignments by professors, WAC Writing Consultants, and peer groups. The application also facilitates documentation of the assessments for use by the WAC as well as for accreditation purposes.

Jessica Arledge (Summer 2001)
Marketing Director for Housesmart Home Inspections and President of Contractors Corner, an advertising publication

Anne Marie Collins (Spring 1997)
Technical writer at Systems Atlanta, Inc.

Mauro Bisiachi (Spring 1999)
Teaches English at Floyd College

Traci Blanchard (Fall 1999)
Teaches World Literature and Annual at Lassiter High School

Lauri Bohanan Goodling (Spring 1999)Tech writer for an e-learning web site

Sue Bowron (Spring 2005) had an article titled "Want Fries With That?- How applying a fast-food sales model can improve your banl's cross-sell opportunities" accepted by the Georgia Bankers Association July 2005 newsletter.

Lee Brame (Fall 2003) in January 2007, appointed to a three-term on the Claiborne County(TN) Planning Commission.

Cheryl Anderson Brown (Fall 2000)
Public Relations Specialist for the School of the Arts at Kennesaw State University

Peggy Brown (Fall 1998)
Head of the English Department and teaches English for the International Baccalaureate program, honors American literature and Creative Writing at Woodland High in Bartow County, Georgia.

Sean Brumfield (Spring 1997)
Lead Instructor of English at Chattahoochee Technical College

Chris Burdett (Spring 2003) Recently completed his MFA in Creative Writing at Georgia College & State University in Milledgeville; he was a Teaching Fellow at GCSU while in the program and is now teaching there as an adjunct. He has also published a handful of poems and stories in the last couple of years in publications such as Pulp and Dagger, The Mysterious Traveler, KidVisions, and Aoife's Kiss. Visit his web site, www.chrisburdett.com , for more details.

Jeanine Burns (Summer 1999)
Adjunct Professor at Chattahoochee Tech and also teaches at Sylvan Learning Center

Dianne Callahan (Fall 1999)
Marketing Manager with LEXIS Publishing

Jennifer Carnahan (Fall 1998)
Self-employed - Carnahan Communication

Jeff Cebulski (Summer 2002)
Teaches English at Burlington (WI) High School and teaches Composition and Research at Bryant & Stratton College in Milwaukee, WI

Susan Cochran (Fall 2001)
Cochran Copywriting, a freelance copywriting, editing, and proofreading company

Marsha Cohen (Fall 1997)
Teaches as a full-time instructor in the Department of Communication at Kennesaw State University and pursuing a PhD at Georgia State University

Joy Conn (Spring 1999)
Public Affairs Manager - Alabama for GTE Service Corp.

Elizabeth Connell (Spring 2000)
Secretary/Treasurer of Georgia Golf Construction, Inc.

Leslie Cook (Summer 2005) held an adjunct post at Georgia Highlands last year, where she taught English 0099 and 1101, and she acted as lead technical editor of the Voluntary Voting System Guidelines under the guidance of KSU's Dr. Merle King, Chair of the CSIS department. She is currently working on editing a literacy document for the Huron-Perth Board of Education in Southwestern Ontario.

Althea Craig Caces (Spring 1997)
Completed law school and started her own law practice.

Carissa Craig Gilman (Fall 2000)
Managing Editor of The American Journal of Human Genetics currently based at Emory University

Carie Wallace Crane (Summer 2002)
Examination Writer for LOMA (Life Office Management Association)

Annette Davitte Kazerouni (Fall 1997)
Account Executive and Business Development Executive with Infinity Promotions Group

Bridget Doss (Fall 1998)
Part time faculty tutor, tutoring English at Chattahoochee Technical College and part-time instructor teaching Developmental English in the Department of University Studies at Kennesaw State University

Eric Durocher (Fall 1999)
Communications Director at Atco.

Mimi Dyer (Summer 1997)
Instructional Lead Teacher at Kennesaw Mountain High School, National Board Certified Teacher in English/Language Arts, and part-time instructor at Kennesaw State University. Mimi received her Ed.D in Educational Leadership on May 31, 2005, from Nova Southeastern University. Her doctoral thesis was titled Evaluation of The Kennesaw Mountain Writing Project's Teacher Leadership Development Program.

Kathleen Fesuk (Summer 2005, Certificate in Creative Writing and KMWP creative writer in residence) had "Carol Burnett, Inebriated" published in the Summer 2005 issue of Wicked Alice and "Why the Seasons Will Bring One Trunk for Us Both" published in the Summer 2005 issue of Stirring. Her poem "Making Things Plain Again" appeared in the October 2005 issue of The Healing Muse and "Answer to a Flower's Existential Dilemma" appeared in the November 2005 issue of Red River Review. The Winter 2005 issue of The Kennesaw Review included her poem "Female Epidemic," and the Spring 2006 issue of Atlanta Review will include "The Yankee Speaks of Kennesaw." "Brick's Aside to a Moviegoer, 1958" and "Blooming" will be included in the March 2006 issue of Gin Bender and "If Not an Apple" will appear in the June 2006 issue of Rock and Sling.

Andrea Galloy (Spring 1997)
Vice President, Client Service, WordOne, LLC; adjunct instructor of Communication at Kennesaw State University

Ruth Gaulke (Spring 1998)
Web Content Editor at MGMA in Englewood Colorado

Terry Gramoglia (Fall 1999)
Attorney specializing in General Business law. Also does some free-lance editing.

Patsy Hamby (Summer 1999)
Division Head of English at Hiram High School.  Part-time faculty at KSU (Learning Support).  Master teacher for KSU.

Gordon Harrison (Summer 1998)
Associate Vice President for External Affairs and University Relations

Kathy Hart (Fall 1998)
Technical writer writing software/hardware manuals and online help for a refrigeration controls company

Susan Hartley Wimberly (Winter 1998)
Chief Learning Officer and Vice President of Professional Services for ExecuTrain

Jan Heidrich-Rice (Summer 2006) wrote several pieces for publication in Quilt Magazine this past spring and summer, including "Bold Scraps of Southern Life," about the quilters of Gee's Bend, Alabama (June/July 2006). She also had three short pieces published in I Do For Brides (Summer/Fall 2006). In July 2006, she accepted a position as Grants Manager with Atlanta Legal Aid Society, Inc. She is responsible for researching, writing and tracking proposals for funding the organization's numerous units and projects; she also serves as staff writer on special assignments.

Dana Jenkins (Spring 2001)
PhD student in Public Communication at Georgia State University

Mary Elizabeth Johnson (Summer 2001)
Teaches 6th grade in Douglas County School District in Castle Rock, Colorado

Kathryn Kiernan (Spring 2002)
Works in Atlanta as the Adult Education Project Coordinator for the Girl Scout Council of Northwest Georgia and publishes the Learning Opportunities catalog

Leah Knight (Fall 2002)
Manager - ChemCare Systems

Bobbi Kornblit (Summer 2005) teaches "Grammar for Professionals" at Emory's Professional Learning Programs. In May 2006, she led a workshop, "Grammar for Writers" at the Georgia Writers Association's Spring Literary Festival. One of her short stories will appear in December 2006 in North Point of View: Tales of Alpharetta and Beyond. Bobbie had a feature article, "Georgia Aquarium Lures Fish Fans," appear in the November 2005 issue of Atlanta Intown."Night Flight," her short story won first place in the Cliffhanger contest sponsored by the Woodlands Writers Guild based in Texas. The award included a cash prize.

Bernadette Lambert (Summer 1999)
Literacy Specialist for Cobb County Schools

Walter Lawrence (Fall 2005) His article "Heaven's Landing" appeared in the August/September 2005 issue of The AutoPilot magazine (Mid-Atlantic Edition). The magazine of the KSU College of the Arts published his article, "A Woman with Vision: Roberta Griffin," in the summer of 2005, and R.E. Magazine published his article, "Getting to the Bottom Line," in April 2006.Lawrence has also published several anthologies. His poems "Keelo" and "My Woods" and his nonfiction story "Prince of Cheap" appeared in Lessons Learned, Volume II in the summer of 2005. In October 2006, he had his fiction story "The Package" and his nonfiction story "The Bargain King" published in the North Point of View:Tales of Alpharetta and Beyond.

Trish Long (Spring 1998)
Senior Medical Writer for Ingenix International

Kathy Lynn (Fall 1997)
Teaching graphic arts part time at Chattahoochee Tech and freelancing graphic arts, photography, and writing

Dennis Martin (Spring 2001).Feature story on Ms. Sandy Riley, Angel Flight Southeast volunteer pilot, Angel Flight board member, and world traveling missionary, titled "A Very Special Angel," was published by the Lake and Sumter Style Magazine (Florida) in its July 2006 edition. He also had a feature story on the Town & Country Ford Parts Department,Alabama's largest ford parts supplier, published by The Southern Automotive Journal in its "Supplier Spotlight" section (June 2006 Edition), and a feature story on Gwinnett Place Honda's Parts Department published by The Southern Automotive Journal in its "Supplier Spotlight" section (October 2006 Edition).

Emmanuel Martin (Summer 1998) first book is set to be published by Carroll and Graf, an imprint of Avalon Books. The book, currently titled Endless Corvette is a humorous, southern tall tale about love and car repair set in central Georgia in the '70s. It is scheduled for release, June 2007.

Nancy McDaniel (Spring 2004)
Supervisor of the Writing and Reading Centers at Georgia Perimeter College on the Dunwoody campus and serves as an adjunct instructor and the faculty advisor to the Writers' Circle. Nancy had "When Mommy Goes to Heaven" accepted by Gilgal Publications to be included in The Gilgal Meditations Series, a collection of articles on coping with different forms of grief. The book is scheduled to be released Spring 2006.

Michelle Medved (Fall 2001)
Part-time Instructor of English at Kennesaw State University

Caroline Mooney (Fall 2004) is teaching 7th grade literature and reading at Dalton Middle School.

Milka Mosley ( Summer 1997)
Teaches Honors English at Sequoyah High School

Kevin Polin (Summer 2003) had an article published in the bi-monthly journal, Marathon and Beyond, May/June 2005 edition, "Lessons froma 100-mile Virgin."

Carol Pope (Summer 2002)
Assistant Director of Disabled Student Support Services and also manages the web site for the Student Development Center at Kennesaw State University

Regina Rameizl (Summer 1998)
Editor-in-Chief for Health Net Inc. in a Managed Care Health Plan

Jan Readling Phillips (Winter 1997)
Teaching full time in the Department of Communication at Kennesaw State University

Perry Rentz (Fall 2001)
Teaches Technology and Videography at South Central Middle School

Pamela Reynolds (Summer 2005) received third place in nonfiction at the 2006 Greater Augusta Arts Council Porter Fleming Writing Competition.

Lillian Richey (Spring 2000) had a short story titled "Striking Gold" published in the June 2005 issue of Southern Exposure.

George Seaman (Summer 1999)
Teaches World Literature at Kell High School and teaches part time at Kennesaw State University

Lisa Shaver (Spring 2002)
Pursuing a PhD in English with a specialization in Rhetoric and Composition at Miami University, Oxford Ohio

Karen Shelnutt (Fall 1998)
Self-employed.  Freelance writing.

Cheryl Shinall (Fall 1998)
Editor for the training department at Home Depot

Sarah Anne Shope (Winter 1997)
Teaches at Kennesaw State Continuing Education

Audrey Skinner Eitel (Fall 1997)
Instructional designer at Media 1st

Andrew Smith (Fall 2002)has been selected as Supervisor for Professional Development for Cobb County Schools.

Christy Smith (Spring 2005) won third place in the fiction category in the Porter Fleming Writing Competition for her short story "There Are Places I'll Remember." She read an excerpt from the story at the Arts in the Heart of Augusta Festival on September 18, 2005. Her non-fiction work, "Women of Faith: A Study of American Muslim Women in Gwinnett County, Georgia," was a finalist in the Emerging Writers Contest sponsored by the Southern Women's Writers Conference at Berry College. Christy is a staff reporter for the Gwinnett Daily Post newspaper in Lawrenceville. She has several freelance articles published in AutoPilot Magazine, Cobb Living, Coosa Valley Living and North Fulton Living Magazines. She also serves as an adjunct professor at Georgia Perimeter College. Fall 2006 she taught remedial writing for the Regents' Essay Exam.

W. Scott Smoot (Summer 2001)
Teacher of History and Play Writing at The Walker School in Marietta

Cheryl Stiles (Spring 2003) has poems appearing or forthcoming in issues of Atlanta Review, Borderlands: Texas Poetry Review, Wisteria, and Modern English Tanka. In May she gave a poetry reading and workshop at the Three Rivers Regional Library on the GA coast (Brunswick/Saint Simmons Island), and in June she gave a reading for the Kennesaw Mountain Writing Project. This year she launched La Vita Poetica Press, a small press dedicated to the production of limited edition, handcrafted chapbooks. She is a second-year Ph.D. student in English at Georgia State University. Cheryl Stiles' "Different Planes of Sensuous Form," an essay and annotated bibliography about Elizabeth Barrett Browning wil appear in the fall 2007 issue of Victorian Periodicals Review published by the University of Toronto Press. She has poems forthcoming in the journal The Healing Muse and in String Theory,a booklength anthology of creative works inspired by contemporary physics.

Laura Stoughton (Fall 2000) has published her first book of poetry titled Twenty Minutes in Vegas.

Ellen Taber (Spring 2000)
Full time English Instructor at Kennesaw State University and professional writer

Allen Thompson (Spring 1997) is in the dissertaion phase of Ph.D. in Education and Human Resource Studies at Colorado State University. He is the Director of Graduate Enrollment Mgmt. at the University of Denver's Daniels College of Business.

Dawn Tolbert (Spring 2002)
Assistant Director of Public Relations and Editor of Berry, the alumni magazine, at Berry College

Melissa Vickery (Spring 2000)
Assistant Director, Technology Training at KSU Continuing Education

Mary Walker (Summer 1999)
PhD student in Adult Education at The University of Georgia in Athens, GA and completing a Certificate in Gerontology. Continues to provide emergency and critical care nursing at Wellstar Health System's Paulding Hospital

April Wallace (Fall 2001)
Full-time Instructor as a Middle School and High School Computer Teacher at North Cobb Christian School. Also teaches part time at Floyd College/Acworth campus as an English 1101 & 1102 instructor

Frances Weyand (Summer 1998)
Director of Media Relations and Editorial Services at Kennesaw State University

Yvonne Wichman (Spring 1999)
Teaches in the English department at Kennesaw State University

Leslie Wolfe-Cundiff (Summer 2004) has finished her master's of arts in teaching in July 2007 as part of KSU's first cohort for the degree and is teaching English (9 th grade literature and composition and 12 th grade British literature) at Centennial High School in Roswell .

Angela Lane Woods (Fall 2002)
Administrative Director at Alpha, Inc. Also Freelance Commercial Writer

Gina Woods (Spring 2001)
Part-time instructor of English at Kennesaw State University

Sandra Wright Taylor (Fall 2005) has been working as a contributing editor to the Chattahoochee Review since graduation. She has also served as the Townsend Prize for Fiction award luncheon coordinator, a biennial award for the best fiction writer in Georgia, which took place at the Ritz Carlton in downtown Atlanta in April 2006. Taylor has co-authored a book ( working title, Homeward Bound) that is a history of public government policy toward veterans since the Revolutionary War. It is to be published by Greenwood Publishers and will be placed in libraries across the United States.Additionally, Taylor has had various articles published in MD News, a trade magazine marketed to physicians.