Registration is not required.
This lecture is FREE to the general public.
Using short videos and featuring presentations by graduates of the Odyssey Project, Emily Auerbach will share exciting new developments in the Odyssey Project, including Odyssey Junior, Onward Odyssey, and Odyssey behind Bars. Graduates of this innovative program have moved from homelessness to UW master's degrees, from incarceration to meaningful work in the community. Find out how PLATO has helped make this program possible and new ways you can get involved.
Emily Auerbach is an award-winning Professor of English at the UW-Madison, co-host of University of the Air for Wisconsin Public Radio, author of Searching for Jane Austen, and Director of the UW Odyssey Project for the past 16 years.
Oakwood Village University Woods Auditorium/Arts Center 6205 Mineral Point Road Madison, Wisconsin 53705 608-230-4427 www.oakwoodvillage.net
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