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Institute for Quality Communities Announces Community Engagement Fellowship Program, Applications Due April 26th

Community Engagement Fellowship Program title graphic with Institute for Quality Communities and University of Oklahoma logos.

Institute for Quality Communities Announces Community Engagement Fellowship Program, Applications Due April 26th

The OU Institute for Quality Communities (IQC) is excited to announce the new Community Engagement Fellowship, through a partnership with the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments. IQC is seeking three Community Engagement Fellows, who will form a community of practice as they each lead a project that delivers planning, design, and/or placemaking services to a central Oklahoma community during the 2021-22 year. Fellows will be supported by IQC staff and with financial support. Applications from GCA faculty and affiliate faculty will be accepted through April 26.

For more information, please see the application briefing (PDF)

 

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