Four CFS folklorists--Jess Holler, Mariah Marsden, Laura Pearce (alumna), and Sydney Varajon--will join the Delaware County Historical Society, the Little Brown Jug Society, the U.S. Trotters…
Comparative Studies and Folklore alumna Nicole Musgrave (B.A. 2010) has just received the John D. Minton Award along with her Master of Arts in Folk Studies at Western Kentucky University. The…
The Center for Folklore Studies is pleased to announce that The Columbus Foundation donated $5,000 to support preservation, digitization, and collection development in the Folklore Archives. The…
Congratulations to Cristina Benedetti, who reawakened our civic fervor with her able defense of her dissertation Dreams of Democracy, Logistics of Crowds: Public Gatherings on the National…
Congratulations to one of our Associated Faculty, Dr. Dana Carlisle Kletchka, who has been working hard to co-edit a book with colleague B. Stephen Carpenter, II, Professor of Art…
Bishal Karna successfully defended his dissertation this afternoon, titled "Skillful Ways: Soto Zen Buddhism in the American Midwest." His committee consisted of Dorothy Noyes (co-chair), Tom…
Kati Fitzgerald, a PhD candidate in the Department of Comparative Studies, was recently awarded a fellowship from the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies. Fitzgerald is…
Congratulations to Tessa Jacobs, who was awarded the Patrick B. Mullen Graduate Prize for best graduate student paper for her essay, "Intertextual Storytelling within Family Narratives." Our panel…
Congratulations to Amanda Randhawa, who was selected as one of two winners of the Graduate School's Louise B. Vetter Award, which is sponsored by the Ohio State chapter of the Honor Society of Phi…
