Talitha Pam, MS-A

Talitha Pam

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Department of Community Sustainability

Program: CSUS

Academic Focus Area: Writing for community engagement and sustainable development.

Hometown: Nigeria

Advisor: John Kerr

Talitha has been involved in a variety of projects with various development organizations including A Rocha, Tearfund and World Renew. Four years ago she co-founded an organization called Eden Creation Care Initiative that primarily focuses on conservation and environmental awareness with communities.

Talitha is a writer story-teller and an avid promoter of creative non-fiction ways of disseminating research and knowledge for audiences outside of academia.

Talitha's research focuses on the multifaceted nexus of economic livelihood and resource management in Nigeria. Upon completion of her degree, Talitha plans to continue work with Eden and other development organizations. Long-term goals for Talitha include being involved in academia to provide guidance and instructions for future generations committed to community sustainability.

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