Peace Corps Fellows
Available at the Milledgeville Campus
The MFA Program at Georgia College is the only graduate creative writing program in the country to participate in the Peace Corps Fellows Program. Peace Corps Fellows who are accepted to participating graduate programs in their field are awarded fellowships that relate to their experience and training in the Peace Corps. Upon successful completion of their Peace Corps Volunteer assignment, Peace Corps Fellows can apply to the Georgia College MFA Program (the application process is the same as for all applicants, but see the Peace Corps website for more information about eligibility requirements).
Early College
Peace Corps Fellows help to organize and mentor the Georgia College Early College working-in-the-schools project. Early College is a public school housed at the Georgia College campus, serving students from Baldwin and Putnam counties. Georgia College undergraduate majors, under the supervision of MFA students and faculty, mentor seventh graders in the Early College program and help them to publish a literary journal called The Peacock’s Feather.
Early College
Peace Corps Fellows help to organize and mentor the Georgia College Early College working-in-the-schools project. Early College is a public school housed at the Georgia College campus, serving students from Baldwin and Putnam counties. Georgia College undergraduate majors, under the supervision of MFA students and faculty, mentor seventh graders in the Early College program and help them to publish a literary journal called The Peacock’s Feather.
Georgia College Early College was initially supported by funding from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, for which the program remains grateful.
Early College at Green Acres Nursing Home
