Staff

Eric is Deputy Director and Director of Communications.   Mr. Oesch has 20 years not-for-profit management experience.  He oversees the Red Earth Museum and is responsible for promoting Red Earth programs to larger audiences through print, broadcast and social media.   Mr. Oesch has a Bachelor of  Arts from University of Central Oklahoma in Journalism Public Relations. His work has been published in numerous publications including Southwest Art, Native Peoples, Dallas Morning News, Kansas City Star, and The Oklahoman.

Christy is Director of Development & Administration, and most recently served as the Finance and Development Officer for the Oklahoma Heritage Association.  She has more than 25 years of not-for-profit management experience.  Ms. Alcox works to build and maintain strong local, state and national partnerships working with individual and corporate donors, and coordinates annual fundraising events and campaigns.  An active community volunteer, Ms. Alcox assists in a number of projects and serves on the board of the Oklahoma Travel Industry of America and Frontier Country Marketing Association.

Flo joined the Red Earth staff as Administrative Assistant with more than 25 years corporate experience during employment at large businesses including KFC, Sonic Corp., and the City of Oklahoma City.  She and her husband were co-owners of a wholesale furniture business in Ohio for many years.  Ms. Domer has been a volunteer for the Oklahoma City Festival of the Arts and helped children learn to read at Dover Elementary School in Ohio.  She and her husband love to travel and cook.  They have three children and eight grandchildren.

Rhonda Durant (Kiowa/Creek) is Office Assistant for Red Earth.  Prior to joining the organization she was an active volunteer since the Red Earth Festival began 1987.  She has volunteered in numerous areas including Information, Dance and Artist Hospitality.  Ms. Durant provides support in the day to day operations of the Red Earth Museum.

Virginia Treadway had a 31 year career that spanned three companies Western Electric, AT&T and Lucent Technologies in Oklahoma City.  She is still active in the Thunderbird Pioneers and volunteers at the Oklahoma State Fair.  She first volunteerd for Red Earth in 2003 and was named Volunteer Coordinator in 2005.