General Feedback

These are excerpts from written responses by attendees at the various campus events in the Xavier University Literary Readings Series.

Thank you for caring about broadening our education.
This is my first literary activity, and I plan to go to others in the future.
It ahs made me more open to poetry readings.
This event has just further developed my existing understanding of the significance of poetry.
The current, living poets are just as good as dead poets.
I began to understand that poets should be acknowledged.
I would like to hear what others have to say so that I can make comparisons.
It encouraged me to make an effort to understand art and craft.
I attended because I am a writer, and I feel that I can learn from someone with more experience.
If Xavier can continue to bring writers of this quality (not necessarily just the famous African-American writers, but the significant ones), I'll come back. [campus visitor].
I would like to give my deepest appreciation to the sponsors of this event for the exposure to so many different writers and styles of writing.
I would like to give my deepest appreciation to the National Endowment for the Arts for allowing the students and staff of Xavier to experience the art of poetry through acclaimed poets. I am leaving having learned something I didn't know before. [One feature I can take away from this event] how ordinary experiences have extraordinary dimensions.
This event changed my prejudicial view about literature related events. I no longer think they are all boring, and that I would not be interested.