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UAS Tidal Echoes Literary Journal Welcomes Kelsey Walsh as Fall Intern for the 2020 Edition

Kelsey Walsh has been selected as the fall intern for the 2020 edition of the UAS literary and art journal Tidal Echoes

Juneau, Alaska

Date of Press Release: September 16, 2019

Kelsey Walsh, UAS Fall Intern for Tidal Echoes
Kelsey Walsh, UAS Fall Intern for Tidal Echoes

Kelsey Walsh has been selected as the fall intern for the 2020 edition of the UAS literary and art journal Tidal Echoes. Showcasing the art and writing of Southeast Alaskans, Tidal Echoes is published by the University of Alaska Southeast (UAS) each spring.

Walsh is a student at the UAS Juneau campus, working toward a Bachelor of Arts degree in English. She was born in Juneau, Alaska and has continued her education at UAS because of the community that Alaska offers to all of its residents. She applied to the Tidal Echoes internship so that she could see how journals function as it is one of the many job opportunities for English majors. This fall she is looking forward to seeing the unique entries from fellow students and community members.

As an intern, Walsh will network with libraries and arts councils in Southeast Alaska. She will gain experience in public communication by speaking with students in Juneau schools and broadcasting on KTOO. She will also be working with a variety of computer programs and perform basic graphic design on community posters.

Faculty advisor and English professor Emily Wall remarked, “Southeast Alaska is rich with talent. Our communities support writers, storytellers, playwrights, photographers, basket weavers, carvers, and many others types of artists and writers. As a literary journal, Tidal Echoes aims to bring together all the voices and visions of Southeast Alaskan artists and writers.”

The editorial board considers submissions from students at all three UAS campuses – Juneau, Sitka, and Ketchikan – as well as full-time residents of Southeast Alaska. A wide variety of pieces are published, including fiction, nonfiction, transcribed oral stories, memoir, drama, poetry, and artwork. The spring launch event for Tidal Echoes is scheduled for April 10 in the UAS Egan Lecture Hall.

Learn more about English and Literature degrees and other areas of study available at UAS or call to an advisor at 796-6100.

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Emily Wall
University of Alaska Southeast

edwall@alaska.edu
Keni Campbell
University of Alaska Southeast
(907) 796-6509
klcampbell4@alaska.edu