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OSU-OKC to open new center to train child safety technicians

 
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Published: June 30, 2009

Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City will dedicate its new Collar Institute for Child Passenger Safety at noon today in the university’s public safety training center, 900 N Portland Ave.

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The center will be used for child passenger safety education and training.

The program is named after the late Martha Collar, a former adjunct instructor at the university.

"Her devotion to child passenger safety was contagious, and instilled in me the same passion and enthusiasm,” OSU-OKC Child Development Center Director Jennifer Duclos said in a news release.

Since 2005, more than 150 technicians have been certified by the university’s early care and education degree program, university spokeswoman Jamie Galloway said.

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