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You and Noyes contribute to UNESCO issue of JFR
New PhD Ziying You and Professor Dorothy Noyes contributed to a special issue of the Journal of Folklore Research (52:2-3), UNESCO on the Ground: Local Perspectives on Global Policy…
CFS Goes International
CFS faculty Dorry Noyes and Katherine Borland delivered talks at the International Society for Ethnology and Folklore Conference in Zagreb, Croatia on June 22nd. Their panel, entitled Gesturing…
Elena Foulis Publishes iBook on Latinos in Ohio
Congratulations to Dr. Elena Foulis, who has published Latin@ Stories Across Ohio, an iBook available for free on iTunes. Latin@ Stories Across Ohio is a bilingual oral history book that documents…
Alumna Sheila Bock publishes in Journal of Medical Humanities
Folklore alumna Sheila Bock has published an article based on her dissertation fieldwork: “Grappling to Think Clearly”: Vernacular Theorizing in Robbie McCauley’s Sugar,”
Cristina Benedetti received Gerald E. and Corinne L. Parsons Fund Grant!
Cristina Benedetti, Graduate Archivist for the Center for Folklore Studies, has received a Gerald E. and Corinne L. Parsons Fund Grant from the American Folklife Center to conduct…
Dr. Isaac Weiner on All Sides w/ Ann Fisher
CFS Associated Faculty Dr. Issac Weiner was a guest on WOSU's All Sides with Ann Fisher! Dr. Weiner discussed the recent Pew Research Center report on America's Changing Religious…
Matthew Campbell Defends Qualifying Exams!
Congratulations to Matthew Campbell, who defended his qualifying exams this morning with a committee headed by Ryan Skinner and Danielle Fosler-Lussier and completed by Barry…
Barnes and Mullen Award Winners Announced!
We are delighted to announce the recipients of the 2015 Patrick B. Mullen Paper Prize for best graduate student paper and the 2015 Daniel R. Barnes Prize for best undergraduate student paper in…
Congratulations, Dr. Hemmig!
Congratulations to Dr. Chris Hemmig, who successfully passed his oral examination on Tuesday, April 14th for his dissertation entitled: What Development? Poverty and the Struggle…