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Criminology associate professor speaks at Women Who Build 2024

Fawn Ngo and others

Ngo (center) participates in the Women Who Build panel.

Criminology Associate Professor Fawn Ngo, PhD, was a special guest speaker at the third annual Global Forum Women Who Build event organized by the Gulf Coast Latin Chamber of Commerce. The event is dedicated to recognizing and celebrating women who have made a significant impact in their communities and around the world. Ngo shared her work on the importance of cyber education for the limited English proficiency population.

"It was an incredibly rewarding experience to discuss this crucial topic and to be on a panel with three other amazing and very accomplished women," said Ngo.

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