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Arch. Professor Recognized by City Lifestyle Magazine

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Arch. Professor Recognized by City Lifestyle Magazine


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July 15, 2022

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Dave Boeck, an associate professor in the Division of Architecture, was recently recognized by the Cleveland County City Lifestyle Magazine as one of the magazine's 2022 Men of Influence.  

As reported by Heide Brandes and Jerri Culpepper of City Lifestyles, Dave Boeck, “has integrated Universal Design Principles into all studio projects, along with the concepts of sustainability. […] He is currently working to develop infill age-friendly and affordable housing units in Norman and has been appointed to various ad hoc citizen committees to oversee updates to the city’s ADA Transition Plan and to develop accessible housing policy in Norman.” 

Picture of City Lifestyle's 2022 Men of Influence Article featuring David Boeck.

A Photo of a Page from the City Lifestyle's Article Featuring David Boeck

As well as working as a professor at the University of Oklahoma, Dave has also served on Norman’s Historic District Commission, the Planning Commission, the Mayor’s Environmental Concerns Committee, the Norman Senior Association and Union, as well as the Housing Authority and various long-range planning committees.  

Congratulations to Professor Boeck on this well-deserved recognition! 

Read the whole article on page thirty.  


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