Episode Notes:

Kathryn Cambrea interviews STAC Professor Alyssa Hamilton, who loves writing and literature. Professor Hamilton not only teaches at STAC; she even graduated from the College in 2016. As a STAC student, Professor Hamilton studied English and Creative Writing and explored multiple opportunities connected to her aspirations, such as working on projects for the Ignite Symposium and submitting works for publication. She even edited the Voyager, STAC's literary magazine. From there, she earned her MFA degree in Creative Writing at Reinhardt University, and now, she teaches a combination of English and Creative Writing courses at her alma mater of STAC. In this interview, Professor Hamilton describes the work that she did as an undergraduate student, the impact that her professors have had on her, how graduate studies differ from undergraduate studies, advice she has for anyone interested in writing and publication, and so much more.

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