How Boise State Prepared to Host Shakespeare's First Folio

Adam Cotterell; Stephanie Bacon; Tana Monroe; Gwyn Hervochon

How Boise State Prepared to Host Shakespeare's First Folio

Adam Cotterell
, Stephanie Bacon
, Tana Monroe
, Gwyn Hervochon

Boise State University

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Abstract

Stephanie Bacon , co-director of the Arts and Humanities Institute, Tana Monroe , interim director of Campus Security and Police Services, and Gwyn Hervochon , assistant professor and librarian, were interviewed for a Boise State Public Radio piece about the extensive preparation to bring the Shakespeare First Folio exhibit to Boise State University. The article looked at how the university prepared the physical space, how it will guard the valuable documents and how volunteers were recruited and trained.

Original language	American English
State	Published - 18 Aug 2016

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English Language and Literature
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