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OU Interior Design Student Appointed to Regional IIDA Board

Kaitlin Salisbury.

OU Interior Design Student Appointed to Regional IIDA Board


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April 19, 2021

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Interior Design student Kaitlin Salisbury was recently appointed to serve as the 2021-2022 Student Representative to the Board for the Texas/Oklahoma Chapter of the International Interior Design Association.

In this role, Kaitlin will serve as a representative and liaison for Student Level Membership, and advise as a member of the TX/OK Student Conference Committee. She will also support the Shift Student Conference, attend meetings, and help plan events for students.

Please join us in congratulating Kaitlin for taking on this amazing leadership opportunity!


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