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Visit the Citizen Potawatomi Nation with Dr. Jim Collard

Culutral Heritage of Potawatomi Nation logo on image of American Bald Eagle flying.

Visit the Citizen Potawatomi Nation with Dr. Jim Collard, Director of Planning and Economic Development


Date

April 9, 2019

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Students, staff, and faculty are invited to join the Division of Regional and City Planning on a visit to Citizen Potawatomi Nation with Faculty of Practice, Jim Collard, and Assistant Professor, C. Aujean Lee, on Sat., May 4 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. 

The visit will include visiting the Eagle Aviary, the Cultural Heritage Center, and lunch at FireLake Fry Bread Taco–all establishments owned and run by the tribe.

Sign up by April 26 to help prepare an accurate headcount and organize transportation from Norman or OKC. Attendees are asked to bring $5 for lunch.

For more information, contact Dr. Lee at aujean@ou.edu.


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