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Eboni A. Johnson

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STEM Librarian / Head, Science Library

Eboni A. Johnson

she/her/hers

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Contact:

Science Library N179 (Science Center)
ejohnson@oberlin.edu

440-775-5146

Subjects: Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry & Biochemistry, Environmental Studies, Food Studies, Geosciences, Mathematics, Medicine & Health, Neuroscience, Physics, Science & Technology

My goal is to empower you to be savvier, more confident information seekers, consumers, and creators, and to help you build good intellectual habits that will last a lifetime. Feel free to stop by any time for help, or just to say hi. I'd love to chat with you!

My Guides

AAST 218: M4BL: History and Practice of An Idea

AAST 249: Afrofuturism & Black Speculative Fiction

AAST 285: African American Women's History

AAST 450: Senior Seminar

ANTH 270: Anthropology of Religions

Anti-Racism Social Justice / Education and Activism

ARTS 360: Black Feminist Aesthetics: Evolutions of Black Girl Magic

Banned Books Week

BIOL 100: Organismal Biology

BIOL 135: Introduction to Global Health

BIOL 211: Genetics, Evolution, and Ecology Lab

BIOL 342: Chemical Ecology

BIOL 343: Plant Ecology

BIOL 344: Wildlife Conservation

Black History Month in STEM

CAST 100: Introduction to Comparative American Studies

CAST 200: Theories and Methods in American Studies

CAST 210: Sanctuary, Solidarity, and Latina/o/x Practices of Accompaniment

CAST 319: Sexual "Absences"

CAST 500 Research Seminar

CAST/HIST 256: Immigration in U.S. History

Creating an Annotated Bibliography

ENGL 258: August Wilson's Century Cycle

ENGL 398: Applied Literary Studies

ENGL 438: Literary Cognitive Linguistics

Environmental Studies and Science

Fake News: What It Is, and How To Avoid It

FREN 401: Back to the Future: The French New Wave

FYSP 006: Power, Politics, and Pastries

FYSP 014: Rhetorics of HIV/AIDS

FYSP 015: “In This Here Place, We Flesh:” Underground Railroad and Sanctuary Space

FYSP 024: Justice in America?

FYSP 026: The Anthropocene

FYSP 031. Queer of Color Performance, Art, and Theory

FYSP 039: Women Behaving Badly

FYSP 048: Cultured Human Cells in Research and Medicine

FYSP 058: African Politics and Society through Literature

FYSP 063: Research and Reasoning -- The Production and Application of Knowledge in STEM

FYSP 064: What is Pop? German Fiction, Film, and Music Since 1989

FYSP 069: Astrobiology

FYSP 090: According to Science...

FYSP 092: Foodways and Foodscapes

FYSP 093: Disability

FYSP 105: Food, Health, and Culture

FYSP 110: Black Women & Liberation

FYSP 114: Know Your Place

FYSP 125: Writing Place and Identity

FYSP 131: Let's Talk About P.E.O.P.L.E.

FYSP 135: Calling In: Alternatives to Cancel Culture

FYSP 144: Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr.

FYSP 159: Back to the Land

FYSP 165: Feeding the World

FYSP 176: Black Women’s Narratives on Page, Stage and Screen

FYSP 185: The Blues Detective: Riffing on a Literary Formula

FYSP 196: Why Oberlin? The Value(s) of a Liberal Arts Education

GERM 336: Jews and Other Germans

HIST/AAST 410: Debates in African History

LEAD 115: First-Year Posse Scholar Success

LEAD 150: Approaches to Learning

LEAD 180: Building Habits for Success

LLAB 101: Academic Writing Through Transition

New Science & Math Books

NSCI 103: Foundations of Global Health - Addressing Health Disparities

NSCI 104: Running from Bears -- The Neuroscience of Survival

Oberlin Summer Research Institute (OSRI) 2025

Peace and Conflict Studies

RHET 103: Re-envisioning Writing: Connection, Negotiation, and Empowerment

RHET 105: Writing to Learn and Participate

RHET 305: Writing Grant Proposals

Science Journals and Magazines

Shansi Visiting Scholars

SOCI 125: Sociological Analysis of Society

SOCI 133: Introduction to Sociology: Rules for the Game of Life

Summer 2020 Woman of the Week posts

My Subject Specialties

Astronomy Biology Chemistry & Biochemistry Environmental Studies Food Studies Geosciences Mathematics Medicine & Health Neuroscience Physics Science & Technology