[NEohioPAL] Project Gilgamesh Lecture 10/3: Parallels with the Golem of Jewish Tradition

[MargLynch at aol.com]

Harriett Tramer, a journalist and Tri-C  instructor, continues 
The Tri-C Project Gilgamesh Brownbag Lecture and  Workshop Series
With a Lecture entitled: Enkidu, the Wild Man,  and the Golem of Jewish 
Tradition
Monday, October 3, Noon- 1:00 PM
Eastern  Campus, *ELA 230

4250 Richmond Road
Highland Hills, OH  44122
 (https://author.tri-c.edu/maps/default.htm) 
*ELA is the Liberal Arts Building.  Use this  link to find a campus map
_http://www.tri-c.edu/campuses/east/Documents/EastMap2010.pdf_ 
(http://www.tri-c.edu/campuses/east/Documents/EastMap2010.pdf) 
 
 
 
The lecture series is free and open to the  public.  The lecture series is 
part of Tri-C's Project Gilgamesh, which  explores the Epic of Gilgamesh 
from a variety of perspectives, both in the  classroom and through the vehicle 
of the performing arts.  Contemporary  composer and violinist Daniel Bernard 
Roumain is the project's lead artist and  will be creating a songbook for 
the project.  Project Gilgamesh is being  conducted at Tri-C under the 
auspices of a "Creative Campus Innovations  Grant."  Tri-C is one of six  
recipients of the prestigious national grant, sponsored by the Association for  
Performing Arts Presenters and funded by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation,  
with additional support from the Ohio Arts Council.  
 
For additional information, email _Margaret.Lynch at tri-c.edu_ 
(mailto:Margaret.Lynch at tri-c.edu) .  

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