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Home Contact the Center Documentaries Shown Documentary Film Series Film Library Let's Talk About It Press Releases School Field Trips Spring Poet Conference OCU Film Institute OCU English Department Oklahoma City University National Book Award winner Terrance Hayes comes to OCU April 3, 2013. 4/3/2013 10:00:00 AM-4/3/2013 8:00:00 PM The OCU Film Institute begins its 31st year September 23, 2012; the fall book discussion series "Let's Talk About It, Oklahoma" begins the "Native Americans of the Plains" series on September 11, 2012; and the 15th Annual Spring Documentary Film Series begins on Sunday, April 7, 2013. Check this site regularly to find details on these and other programs. For more info: www.okcu.edu/film-lit/ For more info: www.okcu.edu/film-lit/		Winter 2013 Myth and Literature Fall 2012 Native American Writers of the Plains Winter 2012 The Oklahoma Experience: From Wilderness to Metropolis Fall 2011 MUCH DEPENDS ON DINNER:What we eat, how we prepare and serve it, and what it says about who we are Winter 2011 What America Reads: Myth Making in Popular Fiction Fall 2010 Rebirth of a Nation: Nationalism and the Civil War Winter 2010 Journey Stories Fall 2009 The Worst Hard Time Revisited: Oklahoma in the Dust Bowl Years Winter 2009 Do You See What I See: Growing Up in the Wide World? Contemporary World Literature Fall 2008 American Icons: The American President Winter 2008 Mysterious Fears and Ghastly Longings Fall 2007 Crime and Comedy: The Lighter Side of Crime and Misdemeanor Winter 2007 THE OKLAHOMA EXPERIENCE: THE THIRTIES Fall 2006 Invisibility and Identity: The Search for Self in African American Fiction Winter 2006 THE JOURNEY INWARD: WOMEN’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY Fall 2005 Piecing the Quilt, Stirring the Stew: Ethnic American Women's Voices Winter 2005 The Oklahoma Experience: Re-Vison--Reading and Discussing Fall 2004 Vietnam Winter 2004 Crime and Punishment Fall 2003 The American Renaissance Winter 2003 Friendship in Literature: Reading and Discussing Fall 2002 The Gilded Age: The Emergence of Mondern America Winter 2002 Private Investigations: Hard-Boiled and Soft-Hearted Heroes Fall 2001 Liberty and Violence: The Heritage of the French Revolution Winter 2001 Many Trails, Many Tribes: Images of American Indians in Contemporary Fiction Fall 2000 Individual Rights and Community in America Winter 2000 Making a Living, Making a Life: Work and Its Rewards in a Changing America Fall 1999 Los Americanos Desconocidos (The Unknown Americans): Contemporary Latin American Literature Winter 1999 Generation to Generation: Contemporary Young Adult Fiction Fall 1998 Being Ethnic, Becoming American: Struggles, Successes, Symbols Winter 1998 Writing Worlds: The Art of Seeing In Antrhopology, Fiction, and Autobiography
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