More on Wednesday’s Google Hangout, the Health Sciences District
Today’s OKC Central column delves into my first Google hangout scheduled for 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Wednesday on NewsOK Live. A couple of things to note: this really isn’t a difficult application to use – you do NOT have to be a member of Google+, and it’s really no more complicated than watching a NewsOK video or participating in one of my weekly OKC Central Live Chats (the chat board will be active, and I’ll be accepting questions for the panel concurrently with the video hangout). Please do not hesitate to participate, or ask in advance how to check in with this new feature.
Another note: I’m thrilled to announce a change in the line-up: former Lt. Gov Jari Askins, Associate Provost for External Relations, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, will be joining the panel discussion. I look forward to learning more about the development of our health sciences district, and I’m happy to share the following video promotion of its major anchor, the OU Medical Center:
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I work in the Oklahoma Health Sciences District and went to school there. I am very disturbed about the design of the newer buildings. They are not very pedestrian friendly. The main entrance of the new cancer center forces pedestrians to walk in the driveway and to make matters worse, they put up a sign asking pedestrians to not “walk on the grass”. Are you kidding me? Could you ask some questions or talk to Molly Boren about developing a master plan to help create a more pedestrian friendly campus? Thanks as always.