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Construction Science Professor Recognized by Latinx Coalition

Outstanding Faculty Award winners.

Construction Science Professor Recognized by Latinx Coalition


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August 5, 2021

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Associate Professor Matthew Reyes (pictured far left) was recently recognized with the Outstanding Faculty Award by the OU Latinx Coalition. The group annually recognizes faculty, staff, and graduate students across campus that are advocates in and for and Latinx community on campus and in the surrounding community.

Congratulations, Dr. Reyes!


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