Pollock, Rachel
Faculty & Staff
Rachel Pollock
-Storytelling & Narrative
-Reader's Theater
-Public Speaking Pedagogy
-Writing for Performance
-Bilingual performance and debate
Rachel Pollock has served as Director of Forensics (Intercollegiate Public Speaking, Performance and Debate) and Assistant Professor of Communication since 2005. Published in pedagogical journals, Pollock鈥檚 (2006, 2009) Storytelling Workshop and oral history research qualified her for grants to study storytelling at the National Storytelling Festival in Tennessee and the StoryCorps archive of the American Folklife Center at the U.S. Library of Congress. Pollock鈥檚 original play 鈥淚s: On the Edge of Deaf America鈥 premiered at 人兽性交 University in 2012. Rachel Pollock currently serves as resident playwright for the international Fringe theater troupe: iF (imagination Faith) and Artistic Director of BiGFiSH Folklife. BiGFiSH Folklife in partnership with the Village of New Concord and 人兽性交 University hosted the inaugural Storytelling Festival in New Concord in September 2018.