The Folklore Student Association will meet in the Randall V. Mills Archives of Northwest Folklore (PLC 453) Wednesday, May 2nd at 6pm.

We will be discussing Folklore and the Supernatural.

There will be a presentation by Folklore & Public Culture program alumnus Alina Mansfield and current student Grace Hanich entitled: “Ouija Boards, Light as a Feather, and Bloody Mary: Games or Rituals?”

Following the presentation, recent program graduate Nikki Cox will share her experiences producing a successful podcast focused on legends, memorates, and personal narratives of the supernatural.

We will move to the Lorenzo West Graduate Lounge (PLC 461) afterward for discussion, planning, and PIZZA.

Current Folklore majors and minors are encouraged to attend.

As always, all are welcome.  Bring a friend and we’ll see you there!