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LCCVI alumni to be honoured.
August 7, 2019
Saturday, friends of John Brohman will be celebrating his legacy in sustainable development in the third world.
Friends of the LCCVI Alumni will be dedicating some items to the Heritage Room in the school marking the life of the Simon Fraser University professor who passed away several years ago.
Richard Whiting, the coordinator of The Brohman Project says his friend wrote a text book about international development that is still used today. “John’s book laid out the ground work for cooperativesm – a development which is sustainable, it doesn’t need to be destructive,” he says.
Whiting says the exhibit will be dedicated Saturday at 1 pm.
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