Dogwood Bloom Reading Series
Though they only flower in the spring, the dogwood trees that surround the English department in Ellis Hall are beautiful year-round.
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This fall, when fiction writer Emily Grekin and raconteur Zach Oden read from their work on September 23rd, the leaves and berries will be almost-crimson.
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In winter, large floral buds will hang from the silver branches as poet Sarah Green, fictionist Gary Gondek, and his intrepid colleague Jim Nelson read on January 27th.
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The dogwoods will be in bloom as the series closes on April 6th with readings by essayist Suzanne Evans, poet Cameron Kelsall and story-smith James Miranda.
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The Dogwood Bloom Reading Series takes place at 7:00pm in Galbreath Chapel.
A reception will follow each reading in some underground locale.Dogwood Bloom is a student-run creative writing reading series that allows current second-year graduate students to showcase their work.
If you have any questions about the Dogwood Bloom reading series, email Jolynn Baldwin.