Comparative Studies' very own Dorothy Noyes recieved an honorary degree from University of Tartu in Folkloristics in recognition of the major contribution of Noyes to international folkloristics and her fruitful cooperation with the University of Tartu.
Professor Theresa Delgadillo was a speaker at the "Community Conversation on Memory and Death" on October 11, 2018, hosted by the Columbus Museum of Art as part of their month-long schedule of activities on Dia de los Muertos.
Sheila Bock, an Associate Profe
Amy Gutmann Fuentes describes her experience of the working with the Cincinnati non-profit, ArtWorks.
Congratulations to Issac Weiner and Amy DeRogatis on being awarded a $750,000 grant in support of the American Religious Sounds Project (ARSP)!
Congratulations to Katherine Fitzgerald on being one of the twenty-seven scholars selected for the Robert H. N. Ho Family Foundation Program in Buddhist Studies!
