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Christopher Ohge, President
I am an English and Philosophy major planning to graduate in the spring of 2008. My areas of interest are: Romanticism, Modernism, philosophical criticism, aesthetics, the history of ideas, and the history of science. Right now I work for Dr. Steven Olsen-Smith with Melville’s Marginalia Online as an editorial intern, and I work as a copy editor for The Arbiter. Other than burying myself in an office—reading and writing—I am also a jazz drummer, clarinet player, and an amateur guitarist/Bob Dylan wannabe. After graduation, I hope to attend graduate school to extend my studies.
Natasha Gilmore, Vice President
In addition to my work with the EMA, I am a Philosophy major with heavy interest in the philosophy of art, particularly the philosophy of photography. I work as a photographer on campus. In my spare time I like to read and write (I've completed a novel!), bake and take photographs, mostly still-lifes. My favorite works of literature are generally 19th century Russians and 20th century Britons. The novel is my favorite form. I like to write literary fiction and creative non-fiction personal narrative essays.
Jennifer Allen, Treasurer
The decision to be involved with the EMA came in my last year as an undergraduate, feeling an over- whelming sense of school pride. BSU and I have been seeing each other on and off for the last 14 years and with everything that this school has given to me, I felt a desire to give back—to be involved with others who love words and writing and reading as much as I do.
I am an English major with a Writing emphasis and will graduate in the Spring of 2008. Interested in incorporating psychology and counseling into my writing, I plan to study those fields in a Masters program at an undecided university. Other interests include my ongoing love affair with Virginia Woolf, writing creative non-fiction, and playing Scrabble.
Joey Connell, Secretary
