Got Work To Do Podcast Oregon State - OID

In the season two finale episode, Dr. Jeff Kenney - Director, Institutional Education for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Scott Vignos - Assistant Vice President, Strategic Diversity Initiatives speak with Brandi Douglas, Assistant Director of Outreach and GWTDP Host, about her experience hosting the podcast. Brandi also reflects on her time at Oregon State University, which will come to a close in late July, and shares her thoughts about her favorite comic book superhero.

In this episode, Brandi speaks with Dr. Ed Feser, Provost and Executive Vice President, about the vulnerable work of recognizing, understanding, and combating racism in higher education.

In this episode, Brandi speaks with Christopher Hughbanks, Assistant Director – Residential Education in UHDS, Dorian Smith, Director of the Dr. Lawrence Griggs office of Black and Indigenous Student Success, Erika McCalpine, Faculty Senate President-Elect and Director of the DEI Laboratory at OSU-Cascades, and Nez Mbousya, 2nd year Bio-health sciences major with a pre-med option, about their experiences as Black faculty, staff and students at Oregon State University.

In this episode, Brandi speaks with Dr. Charlene Alexander, Vice President and Chief Diversity Officer, Dr. Alix Gitelman, Vice Provost for Undergraduate Education and Professor of Statistics, Dan Larson, Vice Provost for Student Affairs about the work being done to create an anti-racist institution.

In this episode, Brandi speaks with Dr. Kevin Dougherty - Associate Vice Provost and Dean of Students, and Dr. Damoni Wright - Associate Vice Provost and Executive Director of Student Experiences & Engagement about what it means to be Black men in higher education during this time of state sanctioned murders of Black men, women and children.

In this episode, Brandi speaks with students Carla Medel, Sienna Kaske, Ana Alcantar, David Trinidad, and María  Lachino Sonato about student activism and organizing. These students are part of the student organization, Here To Stay and the Dreaming Beyond Borders Resource Center