Oklahoma Extension Development Resources: Upcoming events w/ Becky McCray!

Thursday, January 12, 2017

Upcoming events w/ Becky McCray!

Quick! Name 10 good things happening for rural areas! Having trouble thinking of 10? You'll hear 10 positive trends for you in the next web broadcast by Becky McCray and Deb Brown.

How does the declining cost of distance favor small towns? They'll talk about it. How is the gig economy affecting rural workers? They'll cover it. What's going on with rural retail? It's in there. How are travel motivations changing, and why does that help rural places? That's on the list, too.

At the end of one hour, you'll know 10 positive trends for rural people. You'll also get a look at how these trends will play out over the next 30 years. The future is coming at us fast, even in rural places. Today is the best time to get ready.

Wed, Jan 18, 2017, 6pm Central

The cost is $20. If you can't catch the broadcast live, it will be recorded. Learn more and sign up at http://saveyour.town/webinar-trends/

Also, a daylong live presentation and Census data workshop:

Registration link for the Small Business and Community Development Forum:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/january-23-2017-small-business-and-community-development-forum-registration-29903502180

Have a great day!

Dave

Associate Professor and Community Development Specialist

Department of Agricultural Economics

Oklahoma State University

323 Agricultural Hall

Stillwater, OK 74078-6025

405-744-6170

405-744-8210 – fax

http://rd.okstate.edu

Find grants and professional development resources on my blog
http://okextdevres.blogspot.com/

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