research-l Mailing List: Re: CRN intensive at the Nashville Conference

[Maruja Torres (m_torres]

Angela (and all)

I have been very silent but not for lack of interest in cohousing research. I will not be attending the conference as I will be abroad with students at that time. I look forward to learning about the findings of others and, given my particular skills and limitations, again offer myself for contributing to qualitative analysis and writing. Please let me know how I might support and participate in the research done by the network.

Maru

P.S. I have a graduate design student interested in exploring the cohousing model with micro-dwellings for single, professional millennials. Anything happening that might link to this? 

maruja torres-antonini phd, leed bd+c

associate visiting professor | department of interior architecture | the university of north carolina at greensboro

527 highland avenue, greensboro nc 27402 | p: +1 336.334.5320 | e: m_torres [at] uncg.edu 

On Tue, Apr 4, 2017 at 8:42 AM, David Entin <davidentin [at] comcast.net> wrote:

Hi Angela,           

                I will be coming, but will not arrive until close to noon Friday.   As you know, I am very interested in the results of research but really less interested in doing research, so I will join you as soon as I am able.   Thanks for all the great work you are doing to foster and encourage and guide cohousing research!

David

 

From: research-l [mailto:research-l-bounces+davidentin=comcast.net@cohousingresearchnetwork.org] On Behalf Of Angela Sanguinetti
Sent: Monday, April 03, 2017 6:15 PM
To: David Entin
Subject: [research-l] CRN intensive at the Nashville Conference

 

Greetings, cohousing researchers!

 

I hope you are planning to attend the all-day CRN workshop on Friday, May 19th, in Nashville. It is free, regardless of whether you are attending the main conference on Saturday and Sunday. Here are the details. Please RSVP by replying to this email. During the workshop, we will share multiple datasets, formulate research and dissemination plans, and break into interest groups to start analyzing data and writing!

 

Looking forward to it!

 

Angela

Angela Sanguinetti, Ph.D.

Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Behavioral Scientist, Consumer Energy Interfaces Lab at UC Davis

Director, Cohousing Research Network

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