Kent 2.1 - What's Next?

Kent 2.1

- What's Next?

City Manager Dave Ruller, Dr. Tina Bhargava of the KSU College of Public

Health, and Don Schjeldahl, sustainability professional, participate

in a panel presentation of how the built environment affects public


health, how existing public structures and systems are evaluated, and

how public policy is influenced by public health considerations.

October 21 at the Kent Presbyterian Church, 1456 East Summit Street, the Kent

Environmental Council offers its Fall Forum. Doors open to the public at 6:30, program begins 7:00, planned to conclude at 9:00. Dr. Gene

Wenninger, chair emeritus of KSU's Department of Sociology, will

present a brief description of the development of Kent's Bicentennial Plan in 2003-2004. Charles Frederick of KSU's School of Architecture


will present the community-sourced geo-photo-mapping results compiled

over the past six months. The panelists will offer insights from their professional expertise and discuss policy-making for the future


of Kent.

The

public is encouraged to attend and participate, including Kent

residents and residents of other communities who have an interest in

public health and municipal policy. There is no charge for admission.