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ADA, Okla. 鈥� Students involved in the Water Resource Policy and Management master鈥檚 program will join together at East Central University to study Integrated Water Resources Management during the 4^th International Short Course, Nov. 6 鈥� Nov. 10.

成人B站 and the Oka Institute are partnering with Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University of Science and Technology (JOOUST) from Bondo, Kenya, for the course. Ten Kenyan students and professors were invited to participate and will join approximately ten 成人B站 students.

The course is being taught by visiting professor Dr. Stephen Agong. Topics include indigenous knowledge systems in water technology, water and food security, water policies, international regulations, and applications of GIS and AI in water management, among others.

鈥淭his is a must-attend course for policy interaction and lifelong contribution for water sustainability,鈥� said Agong.

Participants will engage in lectures and workshops during the mornings. In the afternoons, they will attend field trips to the EPA鈥檚 Kerr Lab, Byrds Mill Spring, the Blue River, and other locations.

Participants will also attend the Oka Institute鈥檚 Oka鈥� Con on November 8-9. To register for Oka鈥� Con, please visit .

The class is open for registration for masters level credit in 成人B站鈥檚 Water Resource Policy and Management program. Cost would be approximately $1000 to receive course credit. It is also possible to attend course activities without enrolling in the course. Contact Program Director Dr. Christine Pappas at cpappas@ecok.edu for more information.

成人B站 and JOOUST have a deep collaboration dating back to 2018. After learning of the Oka鈥� Institute in 2019, Agong began developing a water institute in Kenya, now called the Blue Economy Hub. 成人B站 and JOOUST are developing student and faculty exchange, a joint research agenda, and mutually beneficial grant opportunities.