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KALAMAZOO, Mich.—The sale of property and the acquisition of other parcels, all on the northwest end of downtown Kalamazoo, are on the agenda when the É«É«À² Michigan University Board of Trustees meets Wednesday, March 15.

Meeting in formal session at 11 a.m. in 157-159 Bernhard Center, É«É«À² Trustees will discuss the Kalamazoo land moves as well as consider a recommended motion that the University enter into an economic development investment agreement with Charlotte County in southwest Florida. The recommendation follows an earlier agreement approved by the board for É«É«À² to sublease a Charlotte County hangar and calls for the county to make improvements to the lease area that will be used for a new aviation flight training program É«É«À² will offer at the Punta Gorda Airport.

At the meeting, the board also will vote on a recommendation to award an honorary degree during April commencement and will receive reports on curricular changes, personnel changes and gift and grants recently received by the University.

As is the case with all meetings of the É«É«À² Board of Trustees, the event will be live streamed online at . Background materials on items the board will consider at the March 15 meeting can be found at wmich.edu/trustees.

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