A tall, jagged rock formation rises from a flat, arid desert landscape under a clear sky, casting a long shadow across the ground.

Unearthed Launch Event

A tall, jagged rock formation rises from a flat, arid desert landscape under a clear sky, casting a long shadow across the ground.

CAVU is set to launch Unearthed: Exploring Oil & Gas Issues in New Mexico at the Lensic Performing Arts Center in Santa Fe on Thursday, November 16 at 7pm. Tickets are available at lensic.org for $10; hurry, they’re selling fast!

After premiering part 1 of the 10-part series, we’ll host a panel discussion with some of New Mexico’s most influential minds. The conversation will be moderated by Tara Gatewood, host of Native America Calling on KUNM. See you there!

A woman with short blonde hair, wearing a black top, pearl necklace, and earrings, smiles at the camera in an outdoor setting with greenery behind her. This is Jordan Vaughan Smith.

Hi, I'm Jordan

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Jordan is a sixth generation Texan, born and raised. However, her interest in cultures,  languages, and people took her far from her roots. She graduated from the American University of Paris with a Bachelor of Science in International Economics in 1999. Wanting  more global experience, Jordan moved to Istanbul, Turkey. Living with a Turkish family,  she was immersed in local culture and language. She was employed by FinansInvest, a  Turkish brokerage firm, for which she conducted quantitative analysis on the Istanbul Stock Exchange and financial reviews of listed companies. 
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