Ethnodrama as collective inquiry: A presentation by Dr. Charles Vanover followed by a play

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Charles VanoverFollow

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Creation Date

11-17-2014

Abstract

Photos, program, and poster from the talk, "Ethnodrama as Collective Inquiry" hosted by the Higher Education and Student Affairs Program of The Ohio State University on October 29th, 2014. This short talk was followed by a performance of Charles Vanover's ethnodrama "What does it mean to work in a system that fails you and your kids?" Jennifer Jean Smith performed the part of Halsted Hoyne, Taylor Sutton performed the part of the Interviewer, and Dr. Tatiana Suspitsyna acted as facilitator.

Sponsored by: The Higher Education and Student Affairs Program of The Ohio State University.

Photo Description: Photo of Jennifer Jean Smith during the performance

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A woman sitting at a table with a microphone, speaking in front of a projected text on a screen. The room has yellow walls and appears to be a lecture or presentation setting.

Keywords

Arts-based research--Inquiry Theatre--System Failure; Chicago Public Schools--Ethnodrama; Qualitative Research

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1 color photograph

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Color photographs

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Digital Only

Recommended Citation

Vanover, Charles, "Ethnodrama as collective inquiry: A presentation by Dr. Charles Vanover followed by a play" (2014). Faculty Images. Image 154.
https://digitalcommons.usf.edu/fac_images/154