Baldwin
Wallace
University
will
bring
accomplished
"Voices
of
Imagination
and
Innovation"
to
campus
as
part
of
a
2018-19
cultural
series
inspired
by
creative
leaders
who
enlighten
thinking
and
transform
the
world
around
us.
Fall
"Voices"
events
include
an
appearance
by
award-winning
actor
Sterling
K.
Brown
of
NBC's
"This
is
Us"
and
a
peek
behind
the
curtain
with
the
world-class
innovators
at
The
Cleveland
Orchestra.
A
reading
and
reception
with
Ohio
Poet
Laureate
Dave
Lucas
and
talk
by
American
comic
strip
creator
and
graphic
novelist
Tom
Batiuk
round
out
the
fall
schedule.
All
events
are
free
and
open
to
the
public,
but
tickets
are
required.
Fall
2018
"Voices
of
Imagination
and
Innovation"
CIG
Arts
Innovation
Summit:
Featuring
leaders
of
The
Cleveland
Orchestra
Tuesday,
October
2,
4
p.m.
Kulas
Musical
Arts
Building
The
Summit
focuses
on
the
challenges
facing
classical
music
and
symphony
orchestras
in
the
21st
century
and
innovations
that
The
Cleveland
Orchestra
(TCO)
has
implemented
to
reinvent
and
reimagine
the
orchestra
experience.
A
collaboration
between
the
BW
Conservatory
of
Music,
Center
for
Innovation
&
Growth
(CIG),
Arts
Management
&
Entrepreneurship
Program
and
The
Cleveland
Orchestra,
this
fourth
annual
summit
kicks
off
BW's
year-long
residency
with
TCO.
Free
entrance
tickets
available
at
bw.edu/tickets
or
440-826-8070
beginning
August
31.
Limit
four
(4)
tickets
per
person.
The
Mill
Reading
Series:
Featuring
Ohio
Poet
Laureate
Dave
Lucas
Wednesday,
October
3,
4:30
p.m.
Marting
Hall
Dave
Lucas
is
on
a
mission
to
"expand
the
definition
of
poetry
and
help
people
see
poetry
in
everyday
life
...
to
celebrate
poetry
as
we
encounter
it
in
song
lyrics,
and
conversations
and
metaphors
and
slang
and
jokes,
and
all
of
the
ways
in
which
we
use
language
that
are
not
purely
functional."
Poetry
reading
with
reception
to
follow
in
the
Treuhaft
Lounge.
Free
entrance
tickets
available
at
bw.edu/tickets
beginning
August
31.
School
of
Business
Leadership
Lecture
Series:
Featuring
award-winning
actor
Sterling
K.
Brown
Saturday,
October
6,
7
p.m.
Lou
Higgins
Recreation
Center
Emmy
Award-winning
actor
Sterling
K.
Brown
will
share
his
journey
from
business
major
to
history-making
actor
and
discuss
topics
from
the
power
of
creativity
to
invigorate
innovation,
to
the
essential
nature
of
the
arts
to
illuminate
the
human
condition,
to
the
importance
of
diverse
voices
in
the
media.
Brown
currently
plays
Randall
Pearson
in
NBC's
award-winning,
hit
series
"This
is
Us."
His
portrayal
has
earned
him
a
raft
of
accolades
for
Outstanding
Actor
in
a
Drama
Series
including
the
Emmy,
SAG,
NAACP
Image,
Golden
Globe
and
Critics'
Choice-the
first
African
American
actor
to
win
the
category
in
the
history
of
the
SAGs
and
Globes.
Free
entrance
tickets
available
at
bw.edu/tickets
beginning
August
31.
Limit
four
(4)
tickets
per
person.
"Lisa's
Story:
The
Other
Shoe"
Featuring
American
comic
strip
creator
Tom
Batiuk
Tuesday,
November
13,
7
p.m.
Strosacker
Hall
Best
known
for
his
long-running
"Funky
Winkerbean"
comic
strip,
Batiuk
will
speak
about
creating
the
graphic
novel,
in
particular
"Lisa's
Story:
The
Other
Shoe,"
which
was
nominated
for
a
Pulitzer
Prize
in
2008.
A
native
of
northeast
Ohio,
his
"Funky
Winkerbean"
and
"Crankshaft"
comic
strips
are
carried
in
more
than
400
newspapers
worldwide.
Free
entrance
tickets
available
at
bw.edu/tickets
beginning
August
31.
Spring
2019
"Voices
of
Imagination
and
Innovation"
BW's
"Voices
of
Imagination
and
Innovation"
series
will
continue
in
the
spring
semester.
The
slate
of
spring
2019
events
will
be
announced
later
this
fall.
