Sandra Alexander read from The Pact: Three Young Men Make a Promise And Fulfill ADream and also presented scenes from her brother, Durand Alexander's indie film Grandpa's House.

ReadAloud, October 29, 2009

May 26th, 2018

Julia and Joyce: Two Fifties Outsiders Tell their stories: David Stebenne, Department of History will read selections from Julia Child's memoir entitled My Life in France and Karen Simonean, director of Media and Public Relations for the Wexner

ReadAloud, October 22, 2009

May 26th, 2018

Doug Dangler, Associate Director of The Center for the Study and Teaching of Writing and host of Writers Talk on WCBE (90.5 FM) shared Shut up You are Fine by Andrew Hudgins, Harrison Bergeron by Kurt Vonnegut and The Patriot Witch by C.C. Finl

ReadAloud, November 19, 2009

May 26th, 2018

Melanie McGurr, University Libraries and readers from her class shared a collection of readings in honor of Jane Austen.

ReadAloud, November 12, 2009

May 26th, 2018

Chiquita Mullins Lee, Pamela Talbert Hamilton, Jeannetta Holliman and Rodlyn H. Douglasreading a piece they wrote collaboratively called Twelve, a creative nonfiction work. The dramatic reading recounts andweaves together the individual stori

ReadAloud, October 15, 2009

May 26th, 2018

Chan Park-Miller, Department of East Asian Languages and Literatures, performed Geomungo Sanjo and a piece of p¡¯ansori, ShimgChung-ga, Korean Storysinging.

ReadAloud, October 08, 2009

Oct 8th, 2009

E. Gordon Gee will share his favorite reading. Maryann Walther-Keisel, Center for East European and Slavic Studies, will read from Viy by Nikolai Gogol, a Slavic supernatural tale and possibly other scary tales.

ReadAloud, October 01, 2009

Oct 1st, 2009

Ann Hamilton shares four texts that inspired her floor installation project in Thompson Library.

ReadAloud, May 28, 2009

May 28th, 2009

Candace Stout and Cody Henderhan, Department of Art Education, shared readings from The Flower Teachers: Stories for a New Generation--- a collection of stories of public school art teachers" narratives of their early experiences in teaching.

ReadAloud, May 21, 2009

May 21st, 2009

In celebration of Amy Tan"s campus visit, Georgina Dodge, Assistant Vice Provost of the Office of Minority Affairs and Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Associate Professor in the Department of History and Women"s Studies, shared selections from her best sell

ReadAloud, May 14, 2009

May 14th, 2009

The Libraries Diversity Committee presented a reading in honor of Asian Pacific Heritage month featuring Gerry Greenberg. The reading was about Sohn Kee-chung, sometimes referred to as "the Korean Jesse Owens." He was the winner of the marathon

ReadAloud, May 7, 2009

May 7th, 2009

Michael Mercil, Department of Art, Read the Daily News as a continuing public service of The Ohio State University Department of Art Living Culture Initiative.

ReadAloud, April 30, 2009

Apr 30th, 2009

Erin McGraw, Department of English, read from The Seamstress of Hollywood Boulevard, which was named one of the best books of 2008 by The Seattle Times. Andrew Hudgins, Department of English, read from his newly released book Shut Up, You"re Fi

ReadAloud, April 23, 2009

Apr 23rd, 2009

Members of Simply Living, shared a variety of memorable and informative readings in honor of Earth Day and everyday. Simply Living: Becoming the change we seek for the world, is an organization based in Columbus, whose members and friends share

ReadAloud, April 16, 2009

Apr 16th, 2009

Medieval Reading Group members Lisa Kiser, Amanda Gerber and Ryan Judkins presented a wonderfully entertaining and enlightening program featuring a variety of Medieval Animal Fables.

ReadAloud, April 9, 2009

Apr 9th, 2009

Naked Sunfish ReadAloud featuring Rick Brown, editor of Naked Sunfish and fellow contributors to the popular e magazine including avant-garde poet Dr. John Bennett , and Elisa Philips , who shared spontaneous and sporadic highlights from their

ReadAloud, March 5, 2009

Mar 5th, 2009

Pam Frost Gorder, Assistant Director for Research Communications and Jeff Grabmeier, Director for Research Communications shared selections from their favorite works on science and nature. Pam read the introduction to Chaos: making a new scienc

ReadAloud, February 26, 2009

Feb 26th, 2009

African and Asian American Encounters: Layered Identities, Intertwined Histories and Coalitional PossibilitiesGeorgina Dodge, Assistant Vice Provost of the Office of Minority Affairs and Judy Tzu-Chun Wu, Associate Professor of History and Wom

ReadAloud, February 19, 2009

Feb 19th, 2009

RThe Libraries Diversity Committee presented a program in honor of Black World Month featuring Deidra Herring, who read excerpts from Hair Story: Untangling the Roots of Black Hair in America by Ayana D. Byrd and Lori L. Tharps. Eboni Francis r

ReadAloud, February 12, 2009

Feb 12th, 2009

Ohioana Library presented their 3rd annual Valentine"s Day program featuring author Donna MacMeans from the Central Ohio Fiction Writers. Donna shared selections from her novel The Trouble With Moonlight and a selection from her latest novel Th

ReadAloud, February 5, 2009

Feb 5th, 2009

Kevin Cordi, Academic Storytelling in Residence working in partnership with the MCC and Ph.D Candidate in the College of Education and Human Ecology, presented a special program featuring stories collected in his ongoing Story Box Project. Chri

ReadAloud, January 29, 2009

Jan 29th, 2009

Jason Gray, University Press, shared selections from his recent book . Susan Ritchie, North Unitarian Universalist Congregation Parish Minister, shared two essays from her work in progress: "But Enough About Me" and "Everything Spins".

ReadAloud, January 22, 2009

Jan 22nd, 2009

Michael Mercil and students from the Department of Art Embodied Knowledge Ensemble and Volunteer Corps read selected Art Manifestos both historical and contemporary:How to write a Manifesto by Nicole Debrabandere, What is Art For? by Tom Marion

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