UNITED
STATES: MIDWEST 
Ohio Institute for Collaborative
Research and Public Humanities (Ohio State University)
| Name and
Address |
Institute for Collaborative
Research and Public Humanities George Wells Knight House
104 East 15th Avenue
Ohio State University
Columbus OH 43201
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| Contact |
T: (614) 688-0265
F: (614) 247-6336
lantz.38@osu.edu |
| Website |
http://icrph.osu.edu/ |
| External
Fellowships? |
Yes |
|
Director |
Christian Zacher |
|
Associate Director |
Robert E. Livingston |
|
Office Administrative Assistant |
Elizabeth Lantz |
Mission
Statement
The Institute for Collaborative Research and Public Humanities is
the humanities institute at Ohio State, and it has three purposes—to
encourage cooperative research both among scholars in the humanities
from Ohio State and elsewhere and between humanists and colleagues
in the Arts and Sciences and elsewhere on campus, to promote the engagement
of the humanities with the public culture beyond the university, and
to foster experimental interdisciplinary education. It seeks to be
a forum for interchange among people from on and off campus and a
place where the University thinks about what it does.
The Institute was established in 1997 and has been underwritten by
the College of Humanities, by the Office of Academic Affairs through
an Academic Enrichment award, and by a generous special allocation
for 2004-06 from the Ohio General Assembly and Governor Taft, and
by project grants and gifts. Its offices and meeting spaces are located
adjacent to campus in the George Wells Knight House, originally the
home of the first chair of History at Ohio State. |
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This page created: June 14, 2005
This page last updated: December 2, 2007
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