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Gibbs to Host OSU Professor for Economic Development Discussion

Andrew Van Leuven with the O S U Department of Agricultural Economics logo.

Gibbs to Host OSU Professor for Economic Development Discussion


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February 6, 2023

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Join us in listening to Dr. Andrew Van Leuven discuss his experience with the economic development of rural communities in Oklahoma! 

 Dr. Van Leuven is an assistant professor in the Agricultural Economics department at Oklahoma State University. He will share his experience with studying planning, geography, and public policy at OSU. 

The event will take place on Thursday, February 9th from 12:00-1:15 in Gould Hall Rm. 345. For more information, contact Dr. John Harris at johncharris@ou.edu.


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