Literacy in Translation continues its series on Monday, March 31 at 4:30 p.m. at the Humanities Institute, 104 East 15th with a program organized and moderated by Professor Berman on Issues of Translation in Teaching. Mark Bender (East Asian Languages and Literatures) will discuss how he uses The Columbia Anthology of Chinese Folk and Popular Literature. Richard Fletcher (Classics) will talk about using contemporary non-linguistic, visual media to explain and explore the translation of ideas and concepts. Julia Nelson Hawkins (Classics) will discuss how she teaches the ways in which classical Greek texts in translation influenced 20th century court cases such as Roe v. Wade and Evans v. Romer. LiteracyStudies@OSU initiated the Literacy in Translation series in 2013 as a way to foster cross-disciplinary conversation and cooperation. If you anticipate attending, please send a note to hanson.94@osu.edu