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SUMMARY:Celebrate Fall at the 2023 Spartanburg Community College Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:Spartanburg Community College (SCC) is thrilled to extend an invitation to the community for the 2023 SCC Fall Festival\, a vibrant celebration set to take place on Saturday\, October 21\, from 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the College’s Giles Campus in Spartanburg. \nThe festival promises a delightful array of activities\, entertainment\, and learning opportunities for all. \nProspective students and community members will be invited to walk the “Trick-or-Treat Trail” through the campus that will highlight various programs and services SCC offers. \nTrick or Treat Trail Highlights: \n\nProspective students and guests can try their hand with various advanced manufacturing technology simulators such as welding simulators\, a table-top CNC machine\, and even robotics programmers\nEarly Care and Education will host a station where visitors can make homemade musical instruments\nThe School of Business will conduct soda taste-testing for students to learn about market research\nHorticulture will help guests play putt-putt on our Campus Green for prizes\nOur award-winning Ascend Literary Magazine Club will lead pumpkin carving\nCulinary Arts will host vegetable sushi demonstrations\nHealth Sciences will hold a variety of games\n\nGuests will also be able to enjoy a unique shopping experience as the campus will host more than twenty vendors — including several SCC alums — offering an assortment of sweet treats and baked goods\, arts and crafts\, skincare products\, and much more. \nAs no good festival is complete without delicious and varied food options\, the SCC Fall Festival will feature a vast assortment of food trucks\, classic festival concessions\, coffee beverages\, and a mobile wine bar offering beer\, wine\, and other specialty drinks. \nWhile guests learn about the College and its programs\, shop with vendors\, enjoy attractions and dine on tasty food\, they can rock out to the tunes provided by three live bands! Night Affair\, a dynamic Funk and R&B band will pump out infectious grooves and soulful melodies\, Funcle Band will bring out an electrifying mix of rock and pop\, and DJ Kurious George will round out the party with pop and radio hip-hop tracks. \nAfter guests have had their fill of learning about the wide-variety of educational opportunities that await them at SCC\, loading up on craft sweets and other small business goods\, and jamming out to local music\, they can head home with the newest four-legged member of their family as the Spartanburg Humane Society will have dogs available for adoption on campus! \nTo learn more about the event and see an event map\, visit www.myscc.info/fallfest. There is no charge to attend. \n  \nAbout Spartanburg Community College \nStrategically located across one of the most economically vibrant regions in the United States\, Spartanburg Community College (SCC)\, home of the proud Chasers\, is driving the economy forward while empowering thousands of students to Dream it\, Chase it\, and Live it. \nFounded in 1963\, SCC is South Carolina’s fastest growing public college and prides itself in providing unrivaled access to transformational experiences. Learn how you can begin to chase your dreams online or at five beautifully manicured campuses\, encompassing 245 acres punctuated by over one million square feet of state-of-the-art facilities. \nJoin the chase at www.sccsc.edu.  \n 
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LOCATION:Spartanburg Community College\, 107 Community College Drive\, Spartanburg\, SC
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SUMMARY:Spartanburg Community College hosts WOW: Wonders of Writing Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Location: SCC Downtown Campus\, Auditorium (220 East Kennedy Street\, Spartanburg\, SC 29302) \nSpartanburg Community College (SCC) will host the eighth biennial WOW: Wonders of Writing Symposium on Thursday\, September 28th at 6:30 pm at the College’s Downtown Campus. The symposium will feature authors Emily Pease and Andrew Siegrist\, both published through Hub City Press\, at a master class for SCC students Thursday morning\, as well as a public reading and reception that evening for students\, faculty\, staff\, and community residents. There is no charge to attend. \nThis event allows authors to share their unique life and writing experiences with students\, faculty\, and the Spartanburg community. The WOW Symposium is made possible by a matching grant from South Carolina Humanities in partnership with the SC Arts Commission. The mission of the SC Humanities is to enrich the cultural and intellectual lives of all South Carolinians. \nThis semester\, SCC English 102 students will be reading Pease’s collection of short stories\, Let Me Out Here\, and Siegrist’s collection\, We Imagined It Was Rain. Emily Pease is a writer of fiction and poetry. Her short fiction appears in Witness\, The Georgia Review\, The Missouri Review\, Shenandoah\, Narrative online\, Kenyon Review online\, Alaska Quarterly Review\, and Crazyhorse (now Swamp Pink). Prize-winning stories include “Tad Lincoln’s Ladder of Dreams\,” (The Missouri Review\, Editor’s Prize in Fiction\, 1999)\, “Church Retreat\, 1975\,” (Shenandoah\, Bevel Summers Prize\, 2014)\, and “Foods of the Bible\,” (Crazyhorse Crazyshorts! Prize\, 2015). \nPease has taught college composition at the Virginia Correctional Center for Women and creative writing with the Armed Services Arts Partnership. She also runs fiction and nonfiction workshops at the Muse Writers Center in Norfolk\, VA. A former adjunct professor in creative writing at the College of William & Mary\, she resides in Williamsburg\, Virginia. \nAndrew Siegrist is a graduate of the Creative Workshop at the University of New Orleans\, where he also received his MFA in creative writing. His work has appeared in The Baltimore Review\, Arts & Letters\, The Greensboro Review\, Pembroke Magazine\, Fiction Southeast\, Bat City Review\, and elsewhere. In 2020\, he won the C. Michael Curtis Short Story Book Prize at Hub City Press. He currently lives on the Cumberland River outside of Nashville\, Tennessee. He has worked as a carpenter and farm manager for most of his life\, but writing is his lifelong passion. Siegrist’s farm on the Cumberland River and the Appalachian landscape of East Tennessee inspired the settings for each of the loosely connected stories in his book. \n  \n 
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