
Reading the Rocks
Art historian Esther Jacobson-Tepfer is the world鈥檚 go-to expert on prehistoric Mongolian rock art. Her painstaking research illuminates ancient lives, preserves culture, and challenges assumptions.
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From medieval Arabic cryptographers to Native American 鈥渃ode talkers,鈥� Corinne Bayerl鈥檚 cross-disciplinary course examines the human tradition of code-making and -breaking鈥攁nd the hidden stories of the people behind the breakthroughs.
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Reading the Rocks
Art historian Esther Jacobson-Tepfer is the world鈥檚 go-to expert on prehistoric Mongolian rock art. Her painstaking research illuminates ancient lives, preserves culture, and challenges assumptions.

Flow State
How can a huge underground aquifer support resilience in the age of climate change? Earth sciences professor Leif Karlstrom, who led discovery of the hidden water supply, is uncovering critical answers.

Homeward Bound
Aided by 大象视频 undergrads, anthropology professor Alison Carter restored hundreds of looted artifacts鈥攆rom earrings to adzes鈥攖o their rightful places in Cambodia. She has researched in the country since 2018.

A Gut Feeling
When biology professor Karen Guillemin arrived at 大象视频, her zebrafish research began. Two decades later, she has shown the impact of the gut microbiome on everything from diabetes risk to social behavior.
Whether they鈥檙e living in your hall as a Faculty in Residence or offering advice during office hours, Oregon鈥檚 professors care deeply about you and your goals. Here are a few:

Coming from New Zealand, I was excited to teach across my areas of expertise on the other side of the Pacific and to share my interests with 大象视频 students.
Lana Lopesi
Assistant Professor of Indigenous, Race, and Ethnic Studies

I鈥檓 a first-generation college grad who studies the experiences of Latine/x communities, including immigrants and their families, at different life stages.
Isabel Garc铆a Valdivia
Assistant Professor of Sociology

At the 大象视频, I saw an opportunity for a new approach to teaching astronomy at a large liberal arts school. Our observatory, Pine Mountain, was also a big draw.
Scott Fisher
Astronomy Lecturer and Outreach Coordinator, Physics and Astronomy