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At the University of Southern Indiana, we are fully committed to helping you transition seamlessly so you can stay on track with your education journey. We’ve designed this dedicated page specifically for you to explore our programs, access resources, learn about credit transfers and continue your education with minimal interruption.
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Poetry
Hydrologic Sonnet — Leslie Adrienne Miller
No Man’s Land — Leslie Adrienne Miller
Archie and Veronica — Lynne Kuderko
Dream Father (Cloud Father) — Barbara Edelman
Inevitability — Terry D. Seaton
Hit By a Hearse — Carol Carpenter
Routine — Grant Vecera
Bad Breaks — Matthew Brennan
Selling the House — Jack R. Ridl
In the Olden Days — Richard Newman
A Tourist in New Harmony — Helga Kidder
February Thaw — Jordan Smith
I Like It — Jordan Smith
Nonfiction
The Maker’s Manipulation of Time — Stephen Dobyns
Fiction
The Woman Who Received Stigmata on the Eve of Referendum — Patricia Aakhus
Disaster of the Catastrophic Kind — Kirby Gann
The Truth about Mangoes — Jim McGarrah
Nickels and Dimes — Richard Dokey
Creative Nonfiction
Vida O Dignidad Life or Dignity — Charles David Kleymeyer
Art/Photography
View of the Ohio from Pagoda, 1999 — Eric D. Braysmith
10 Holes in Indiana #1, 1998 — Chet Geiselman
Untitled Figure Study, 1998 — Matthew Gehring
A Difficult Landscape, 1998 — Anita Powell
Main Street Walkway, Evansville, 1998 — Eric D. Braysmith
Amish Wash Day, 1998 — Charles L. Price
Sterling Brewery, Evansville, 1999 — Eric D. Braysmith
Wood Strawberry, 1996 — Charles L. Price
Untitled Muscles Study, 1998 — Matthew Gehring
Winter Solstice, Ireland, 1988 — Michael K. Aakhus
Clonfinlough Stone, 1990 — Michael K. Aakhus
Land’s End Beach, 1996 — Yuri Reshanov
Gloves, 1998 — Chet Geiselman
Suburbs, Newburgh, Indiana, 1997 — Eric D. Braysmith
Untitled Figure Study, 1998 — Matthew Gehring
10 Holes in Indiana #3, 1999 — Chet Geiselman