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Valdosta State University. Department of English

 Organization

biographical statement

The Valdosta State English Department is under the College of Arts and Sciences. English has been an important major since the first days of the school. During the time covered by this collection, the following have been department head: Dr. Raymond A. Cook, 1979-1971; Dr. Willa Valencia, 1971-1983; Dr. Thomas Dasher, 1984-1994; Dr. John Hiers, 1994-1998; Dr. Kris Pruitt, 1998-1999; Dr. Sharon Gravett, 1999-; Dr. Mark Smith, Acting, 2002-

Found in 2 Collections and/or Records:

English Department General Files

 Collection — Multiple Containers
Collection number: UA-8-8-1
Abstract

History of the Department:  The Valdosta State English Department is under the College of Arts and Sciences.  English has been an important major since the first days of the school.  During the time covered by this collection, the following have been department head:  Dr. Raymond A. Cook, 1979-1971; Dr. Willa Valencia, 1971-1983; Dr. Thomas Dasher, 1984-1994; Dr. John Hiers, 1994-1998; Dr. Kris Pruitt, 1998-1999; Dr. Sharon Gravett, 1999-; Dr. Mark Smith, Acting, 2002-

Dates: 1970-; Acquired: 2003-07-10
Found in: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections / English Department General Files

Omnino: VSU's Undergraduate Research Journal

 Collection — Book Print Journals
Collection number: UA-8-8-2
Abstract Omnino is a peer-reviewed, scholarly research journal for the undergraduate students and academic community of Valdosta State University. Omnino publishes original research from VSU students in all disciplines, bringing student scholarship to a wider academic audience. Undergraduates from every discipline are encouraged to submit their work; papers from upper level courses are suggested. The word "Omnino" is Latin for "altogether." Omnino stands for the journal's main...
Dates: Acquired: 2016-01-19
Found in: Valdosta State University Archives and Special Collections / Omnino: VSU's Undergraduate Research Journal