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Regional + City Planning Students Placed in Jobs and Internships

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Regional + City Planning Students Placed in Jobs and Internships


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March 29, 2021

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Congratulations are in order for several RCPL students who have recently gotten new jobs and internships, including (pictured, from left):

  • Daniel Castaneda (S’21 graduate) – Clean Cities intern for the Association of Central Oklahoma Governments, where he plans events that advocate for various transportation and researches how to make AFV technology accessible for marginalized communities
  • Logan Hubble (S’21 graduate) – Community Development Block Grant Intern for the City of Norman, where he’s working on the early stages of developing a corridor plan for Main Street East of Porter
  • Daisy Munoz (S’21 graduate) – New Capital Access Manager for Progress OKC, a Community Development Corporation; she manages Kiva and the Building Business Better Program, which connects small businesses and entrepreneurs with capital and customized consulting
  • Micah Snyder (F’22 graduate) – Intern for the Alliance for Economic Development of Oklahoma City.

RCPL graduates have an over 90% job placement rate in their first six months after graduation. Congratulations to these students!

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