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Partner Ruth Baleiko will present ‘Co-location, Co-delivery and Co-explanation: The New UCSD Teaching + Learning Commons’ at the Society for College and Planning Pacific Northwest Regional Conference in Seattle, March 21, 2017. The presentation outlines how this new space co-locates faculty with diverse expertise within this iconic library to enhance teaching and learning assistance experiences. Discussion includes challenges of space utilization in an existing building and how design contributes to pioneering a culture of collaboration and interdisciplinary interaction.
Throughout the conference, Miller Hull team members will also lead tours of the recently renovated 1970’s era Odegaard Undergraduate Library at the University of Washington in Seattle, as well as the soon-to-be-completed University of Washington Tacoma Urban Solutions Center that revitalizes a warehouse in the city’s historic center.
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