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Director of Institute for Quality Communities to Serve as Featured Speaker During “Lessons Learned in Community Engagement: Building Reciprocity in Partnerships”

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Director of Institute for Quality Communities to Serve as Featured Speaker During “Lessons Learned in Community Engagement: Building Reciprocity in Partnerships”


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November 25, 2019

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The OU Center for Faculty Excellence will host the first Lessons Learned Lunch on December 5, 12-2pm in Old Science Hall (Room 103).

Dr. Nancy Snow and Shane Hampton, director of Gibbs College’s Institute for Quality Communities, will share experiences of building mutually beneficial, reciprocal partnerships with community partners.

Their work in the Institute for the Study of Human Flourishing and the Institute for Quality Communities is built on effective and sustainable relationships in the community.

To register, click here. For more information, contact Joy Pendley (pendley@ou.edu).


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