Mykel Johnson
Majored in English, Creative Writing
Georgia College & State University, Class of 2016
From Macon, GA
Georgia College & State University, Class of 2016
From Macon, GA
I am a senior English, Creative Writing major. Stephen King initially inspired me to want to become a (professional) writer. While I enjoy reading thrillers most, I have discovered strength in nonfiction writing -- my introduction to the Creative Writing concentration.
I love reviewing movies and concerts and though being a "reviewer" may not be widely sought after, I daresay it would be my dream job. I would even say that I want to make it to Roger Ebert's level.
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Mykel Johnson graduates from Georgia College
Mykel Johnson from Macon graduated with a degree in English from Georgia College at the spring 2016 commencement ceremony.
May, 18 2016 - Verified by Georgia College & State University
Mykel Johnson named to Georgia College Fall 2014 Dean's List
Mykel Johnson of Macon completed courses with exemplary marks and made the Dean's List for 2014 fall semester at Georgia College in Milledgeville, Ga.
December, 23 2014 - Verified by Georgia College & State University
Mykel Johnson welcome back to Georgia College
Mykel Johnson is enrolled as a student at Georgia College. We're proud that you're in Bobcat Territory!
August, 19 2013 - Verified by Georgia College & State University
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