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Georgeanna Milam Chapman                

MA, 2007

Georgeanna Milam Chapman is a part-time wrangler for the SFA. Prior to this gig, she completed her Masters degree in Southern Studies. Her thesis examines the life and career of Craig Claiborne. A native of Tupelo, Mississippi, Chapman now lives with her husband, Will, in Lexington, Kentucky. In her spare time she strives to prepare the perfect pot of burgoo.