September 2013 Newark Earthwork Center Events

Newark Earthworks, Octagon

September 9: How Newark Residents, the Ohio Historical Society, and Franklin Roosevelt's Civilian Conservation Corps Saved Newark Earthworks Lecture

A Talk with Ren and Helen Davis; authors of “Our Mark on This Land: A Guide to the Legacy of the Civilian Conservation Corps in America’s Parks”

7:30 p.m.

Free and open to all!

The John Gilbert Reese Center, Room F&G

The Ohio State University at Newark

1179 University Drive, Newark, OH 43055

For more information, please contact the Newark Earthworks Center: 740.364.9584 or earthworks@osu.edu

September 11: American Indian Studies Organization Meeting

If you have an interest in American Indian Studies and want to get involved on campus,

 join the American Indian Studies Organization for our first meeting from 4:30-5:30 pm

Baker Hall (950 Sharon Valley Rd).

Questions? 

 Contact Bryce Jones (jones.3408@osu.edu),

Caitlyn Dennison (dennison.60@osu.edu) or

Professor John N. Low at low.89@osu.edu.

Free Pizza and soft drinks for the first 1,000 students. 

John N. Low, JD, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

September 25: American Indian Studies Organization Meeting

If you have an interest in American Indian Studies and want to get involved on campus,

 join the American Indian Studies Organization at

our meeting from 4:30-5:30 pm  

Baker Hall (950 Sharon Valley Rd).

Questions? 

 Contact Bryce Jones (jones.3408@osu.edu),

Caitlyn Dennison (dennison.60@osu.edu) or

Professor John N. Low at low.89@osu.edu.

Tours of the Great Circle Earthworks and Flint Ridge.

The Newark Earthworks Center employs four trained tour guides (two certified teachers & two Native Americans) who give tours for K-12 classes & other groups.
Admission is $5 per person except for teachers & aids.
Approximately 2, 500 school children participate each year.

For more information visit our Ancient Ohio Experience page or email us.

 Call 740-345-8224 to schedule a tour.