SWOSU president gives update for Hodge center

gives update for Hodge center

  • SWOSU President, Dr. Diane Lovell, right, points to a rendering of the Jerry and Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy and Rural Health during a presentation at Rotary. She said the project should begin in February. Sarah Cook/WDN
  • This rendering shows the proposed Jerry and Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy and Rural Health at SWOSU.
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  • This picture shows the future home of the Jerry and Maragaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy and Rural Health, which will sit atop the hill in the background. Sarah Cook/WDN
According to SWOSU President, Dr. Diane Lovell, the Jerry and Margaret Hodge Center for Pharmacy and Rural Health project will officially begin February 1. It is expected to take at least two years to finish building and furnishing this new state-of-the-art center. At their first meeting of the year, Rotarians were given an update on the Hodge Center project — which will enable SWOSU’s health…

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