"Growing Goodness": An Alaska Native Collection at Oberlin College

Oberlin's Alaska Native Collection

Welcome!

Please explore the collection of Alaska Native cultural materials housed at Oberlin College and learn from our online exhibits here.


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Mission Statement

We are students, faculty, and staff at Oberlin College, a liberal arts college that currently stewards a historic collection of cultural items from the North American Arctic, primarily Alaska. 

The primary goal of this project is to help promote and expand knowledge of Indigenous people and their lands by facilitating preservation, access, and interpretation of Oberlin’s Arctic Ethnography Collection for present and future generations. We seek to achieve collaboration and inclusivity through sustaining relationships between students and Alaskan Native communities in order to learn together. 

If you have questions, comments, or other input, please reach out to us. We value feedback and collaboration as a part of this process.

Oberlin College Student Curators:
Gabriel Baskin, Emily Bermudez, Oliver Brown, Emma DeRogatis-Frilingos, Lars Dreith, Seare Farhat, Madeleine Feola, Laila Hadar, Eleanor Haskin, Alaina Helm, Arielle Hernandez Lyons, Eric Hughett, Amelia Lewis, Cat Mavrich, Wolf Moser, Geena Tognini, Piper Triggs, Sarah Stopak, Nora Vaughan, and Asher Wulfman.

Amy Margaris, Oberlin College Department of Anthropology

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