The Langston University Agribusiness, Analytics and Financial Resource Center (AFRC) in the Sherman Lewis School of Agriculture and Applied Sciences invites you to attend its Fall Series Session on Wealth Building and Financial Management on Wednesday, September 24, 2025, from 12:00 to 1:00 p.m. in the E.L. Holloway Building, Room 331. Lunch will be provided. The topic of this week’s session is Economic Impact of Langston University on Logan County.

Langston University is more than a campus; it is a powerful driver of growth, opportunity, and progress for Logan County. Every student, faculty member, and staff member contributes to this impact, and now it’s time to see just how far that reach extends.

Join us for an engaging session where we unveil the economic impact of Langston University on Logan County. Learn how your daily work, studies, and presence help strengthen businesses, create jobs, and support the community beyond our campus.

Why attend?

• Gain insight into how Langston’s presence translates into measurable benefits for the local economy.
• Understand the role YOU play in shaping the prosperity of our region.
• Celebrate the collective contributions of our University community.
• Equip yourself with knowledge that demonstrates why Langston truly matters—today and for the future.
• Your impact is bigger than you think. Come see it for yourself.

Dr. Bolanle Atilola, Research Associate Professor of the Langston University Department of Natural Resources (Agribusiness & Applied Economics), is the guest speaker. Dr. Nirodha DeSilva, Assistant Professor of Agribusiness and Applied Economics, Agribusiness Program Leader, and Director of the AFRC, will serve as moderator. Click here to view the flier.

Langston University is pleased to commemorate 135 Years of the Second Morrill Act of 1890: A history of changing lives through Education, Research, and Community.

We look forward to your participation and engagement in this informative session.