Indigenous peoples' social justice in academia OSU Alumni Fellow Cristina Eisenberg
Indigenous peoples' social justice in academia OSU Alumni Fellow Cristina Eisenberg
Drawing from her work as a community ecologist, Dr. Eisenberg presents pathways to advance social justice for Indigenous peoples and persons of color globally.
Drawing from her work as a community ecologist, Dr. Eisenberg presents pathways to advance social justice for Indigenous peoples and persons of color globally. A more secure future for natural resources restoration, conservation and management begins with an urgent undertaking to move beyond settler colonialism in academia. She elucidates the urgent need to acknowledge and support scientists, managers, and scholars from all ethnicities and empower them to use their Traditional Ecological Knowledge to best address world crises such as the novel coronavirus pandemic, climate change, the sixth extinction, catastrophic wildfires and rampant poverty. Presentation introduction by College of Agricultural Sciences student Megan Ward, Horticulture. Alumni Fellow introduction by Thomas DeLuca, Cheryl Ramberg-Ford and Allyn C. Ford Dean, College of Forestry

Travel Talk: Uganda & the Gorilla Trek
Sep 20, 2023

Travel Talks - Costa Rica
Sep 12, 2023
Experience a virtual journey to Costa Rica led by Kate Sanders, Director of Alumni Group Travel.

Ask Alumni - How to Write a Great Personal Statement for Scholarship or Graduate School Applications
Aug 28, 2023
Career Workshop

Ask Alumni - Job Search Strategies from the Perspective of a Corporate Recruiter
Aug 04, 2023