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ne of the Councils most popular programs, the Speakers Bureau provides outstanding opportunities for nonprofit organizations to learn more about our history and culture. In Speakers Bureau programs, engaging scholars present a variety of topics that help us explore our past and look toward our future. |
Some engaging speakers and topics that may be of interest to your organization are listed below. OHC constantly works to revise and
update this exciting program. For a complete listing of presenters and their topics, please visit us on-line: www.ohiohumanities.org
Damian Bowerman is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at The Ohio State University. An accomplished actor, he also has extensive experience as a teacher and director of student productions throughout Ohio. Damian conducted an intense, directed study of John D. Rockefellers life for his performance in Ohio Chautauqua 2000. In his first-person Speakers Bureau portrayals, Damian can discuss various aspects of Rockefellers lifefrom the deep influence of his Baptist religion to the creation of Standard Oil to his love of golf.
George Kalbouss is Professor of Russian Literature at The Ohio State University. He is a popular speaker and frequently consults on cultural, business, and political issues concerning the former Soviet Union. Dr. Kalbouss Speakers Bureau presentations include a video exploration of Russians in the Movies and a travelogue that helps interpret Russian art, culture, and worldviews. To schedule a presentation, please contact George Kalbouss at: (614) 487-1531 or kalbouss.1@osu.edu
Marie Hope is a retired educator of 35 years. For the past 15 years, she has developed and presented historical portrayals of famous African-American women. She works to provide a greater understanding of the importance of African-American women in the development of the United States. In addition to first-person performances of A Moment in History with both Sojourner Truth and Harriet Tubman, Marie also presents a collage of more modern heroes in Voices of Famous Black Women.
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Gerald Bazer is the newest addition to our Speakers Bureau. Bazer is the Dean of Arts and Sciences at Owens Community College. He specializes in the history of the U.S. presidency. Bazer speaks on a variety of topics, including The Most Consequential Actions of American Presidents, and The Presidents from Ohio. To schedule a presentation, please contact Gerald Bazer at: (419) 661-7545 or gbazer@owens.cc.oh.us
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