Pleased to announce that TAD Translation, for which Caryn served as Issue Editor, is published online. Due to COVID-19, the issue is open and free to read until August 1, 2020. Read Caryn’s Editorial here.
In 2020, Caryn will serve as Secretary for the Western Massachusetts Chapter of the American Institute of Architects (AIA) and as a member of the AIA Higher Education Advisory Team (HEAT).
A very moving afternoon “revealing” the El Corazón / The Heart of Holyoke Banners to celebrate the Puerto Rican community and the Hidden Legends that were chosen by the Pa’lante Restorative Justice youth from the Holyoke Public School.
Caryn and co-chairs Naomi Darling and Peggi Clouston hosted the Building Technology Educators’ Society (BTES) Conference at UMass with research presentations focused on the theme of Integration + Innovation.
Great conversations, sharing of faculty research, and tours of Bensonwood, Kern Center, Hitchcock Center, and Bechtel Environmental Classroom!
Caryn was in Sweden to continue travel activities funded by the Marion and Jasper Whiting Foundation for a proposal entitled “Voices from the Field: Impact of Collaborative Practices on Design in Nordic Countries.”
Caryn, Joseph, and Clay shared the El Corazón project during a poster session at the Environmental Design Research Association (EDRA) Conference in Brooklyn.
Thank you to everyone who joined us for a wonderful celebration at Fiesta Cafe! Thank you for helping us raise $25,200!! Stay tuned for project updates!
We’ve in the home stretch of our Heart of Holyoke crowdfunding campaign to raise $20,000. The campaign is closing in 12 days!
If you haven’t donated yet, you still have time! www.patronicity.com/heartofholyoke
If you already have contributed, then please consider pitching in again and/or spreading the word among your own networks. Thank you!
Join us as we celebrate a successful crowdfunding campaign at our Closing Event!
Caryn is the next TAD Issue Editor and is currently formulating material for Volume 4:1 “Translation.” Peer review submissions are due June 15, 2019.