LETTERS.

Don't overlook Davenport University

Dear Editor:

In the December edition of the Detroiter magazine there is a wonderful article titled "Right to your doorstep." I am extremely disappointed, however, that Davenport University was not mentioned as one of the universities offering both undergraduate and graduate programs helping small businesses throughout the Southeast Michigan region.

Davenport University is dedicated to helping its students reach their career goals in business, computers, health and legal studies. Flexible on-campus and online schedules allow students to fit their education around a busy lifestyle.

With more than 20 locations in Michigan and Indiana, students can conveniently earn associate, bachelor or master degrees or just take a few classes. Davenport's Eastern Region, formerly Detroit College of Business, has campuses in Dearborn, Flint, Lapeer, Romeo and Warren.

Julia M. Davis, Ed.D.

President, Eastern Region

Davenport University

Dearborn

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Date:	Jan 1, 2001
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