Two of them, out this fall:
Available from Ohio State University Press https://ohiostatepress.org/books/titles/9780814258705.html
Available from Parlor Press https://parlorpress.com/collections/new-releases-parlor-press/products/in-the-classroom-with-kenneth-burke
Link to an OSU OnCampus article interviewing me about our local earthworks receiving World Heritage Site status–a very long effort on the part of so many, many dedicated people, and very deserved for the largest intact geometric earthen structure in the world, 2000 years old and a mile from campus.
Newark Earthworks earn UNESCO World Heritage designation
I was named a Distinguished Professor by the College of Arts & Sciences this week, which I am very honored by. The department wrote a press release: Elizabeth Weiser named ASC Distinguished Professor.
As part of the International Council of Museum’s Triennial conference, held this year in Prague, Czechia, in August, I delivered a keynote address to the symposium of the International Council of Museology titled “Breaking the Taboo of Silence without Breaking the Nation.”
A few photos from that event and the larger conference:
“Most people no longer consider it appropriate to play golf on an ancient American Indian ceremonial and gathering site,” Dick Shiels and I write in an opinion column in the Newark Advocate on Aug. 21.