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Nicole Overton MA ’15 is the new deputy superintendent of Fishburne Military School in Waynesboro, Virginia, one of the oldest all-male boarding military schools in the nation.


Melanie Faith MFA ’07 enjoys teaching as an adjunct English professor (since March 2016), editing and photography. Her three nonfiction craft books


were recently published by Vine Leaves Press: one book packed with tips for teaching classes online, one book about writing and selling a reference book,


Congratulations to Lee Stockdale MFA ’16. His debut poetry book, Gorilla, will be published in 2022.


and one book about taking a manuscript from promising to published. All are available on Amazon. She likes to hear from fellow alums: writer@pa.net or https://melaniedfaith.com/


Stephen G. Eoannou MFA ’11 has a debut novel, Rook, published in June by Unsolicited Press. Eoannou is also the author of the short story collection Muscle Cars and the forthcoming novel Yesteryear (2023), both published by SFWP. More information can be found at www.sgeoannou.com.


Andre Mumford ’17 is the assistant principal at Pickett Elementary in the Lexington City School District.


Aaron Harper EMBA ’13 was recently recognized as the Charlotte Hornets Yellow Ribbon Award recipient during a Hornets game on Jan. 14. The award recognizes military retirees and veterans for their unwavering service to our country and their impact on the community. Harper


currently serves as Atrium Health’s military and veterans’ affairs advisor, president of VetCarolinas, president of Carolinas Marines, and past chairman of the NCESGR Department of Defense Freedom Award Nomination Committee.


Ellen Birkett Morris MFA ’13 wrote Lost Girls, which won the Pencraft Award for Short Stories.


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