Ray Offenheiser ’71 (Moderator)
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Ray Offenheiser ’71 serves as the William J. Pulte Director and Keough School Associate Professor of the Practice. He teaches graduate and undergraduate students in the Keough School of Global Affairs, where he leads a course on the Foundations of Sustainable Development. Prior to joining Notre Dame in August 2017, Offenheiser was the president of Oxfam America – a Boston-based international relief and development agency and the U.S. affiliate of Oxfam International – for more than 20 years. His research interests and areas of expertise include poverty alleviation, human rights, United States foreign policy, and international development. He has been a frequent commentator with U.S. and international media on these and other subjects.
Listen in as Ray Offenheiser and guests discuss current humanitarian issues around the globe:
Ray Offenheiser at Cornell University on five areas that are fundamental to human existence: “The Way Forward” Keynote at Global Grand Challenges Symposium
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