SANDAL SOCIETY
The Votes are In
By Kristin Strommer
Director of Communications and Marketing
Museum of Natural and Cultural History

OFN Associate Director Emily Hartlerode interviewing Mexican curandera and National Heritage Fellow, Eva Castellanoz

Paleontologist Jess De Smet will prepare specimens for study and public display.
Through their annual votes and their ongoing support of the museum, the Sandal Society’s esteemed members continue to make clear how much they value Oregon’s natural and cultural history and the sharing of new research findings. From all of us at the museum, thank you for your continued support of our mission. It means the world to us.
Visit the museum’s website to learn more about the Sandal Society and other levels of museum membership.
Header image: 10,000 year-old sandals from Oregon’s Fort Rock Cave. Photo by Brian Lanker.
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