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Jessica O'Reilly

Indiana University, Bloomington

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jloreill@indiana.edu

Jessica O’Reilly is an Associate Professor of International Studies, Indiana University Bloomington. Before joining Indian University Bloomington in 2016, she was an Associate Professor of Anthropology at College of St. Benedict/ St. John’s in 2010. Dr. Jessica received Fulbright Fellowship, US Student Program to New Zealand in 2005. Her research interest includes Environmental anthropology; climate change; science and technology; environmental practice and management; policy and governance; expertise discourse; cultural geography; Antarctica and New Zealand; social science fieldwork and methods; cultural theory.