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Urban Land Institute-Oklahoma to Host Northeast Oklahoma City Food Security Symposium

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Urban Land Institute-Oklahoma to Host Northeast Oklahoma City Food Security Symposium


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November 11, 2019

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Join us for a discussion on food security at Metro Tech Auditorium in northeast Oklahoma City on Wed., Dec. 11.

OKC Councilwoman Nikki Nice will facilitate a discussion with Dr. LaVonna Lewis, teaching professor of Public Policy and the associate dean of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy, Dr. Ashanté Reese, assistant professor in the department of Geography and Environmental Sciences at University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and Gibbs College’s own Dr. Bryce Lowery, assistant professor of Regional + City Planning. Admission is free!

Gibbs College is proud to serve as a community partner for this event.


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