A short excerpt from the presentation given by Donna Daines, Nan McBlane, Maria MacIntosh, Heather Robinson and Dave Whiting, "Case Study, Collaboration, and Collegiality: An Interdisciplinary Journey."

Recorded at the CURA Conference, "Explorations in Qualitative and Arts-Based Research", August 29-31, 2008, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC.

A short excerpt from the presentation given by Donna Daines, Nan McBlane, Maria MacIntosh, Heather Robinson and Dave Whiting, "Case Study, Collaboration, and Collegiality: An Interdisciplinary Journey." Recorded at the CURA Conference, "Explorations in Qualitative and Arts-Based Research", August 29-31, 2008, Thompson Rivers University, Kamloops, BC.

Case Study, Collaboration, and Collegiality: An Interdisciplinary Journey

Mapping Quality of Life and the Culture of Small Cities — A Community-University Research Alliance (CURA) supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC). The Thompson Rivers University-based research program focuses on mapping quality of life and the culture of Canada's small cities, with a specific emphasis on Kamloops, Nanaimo, Prince George, Port Moody, and the cities of the Comox Valley. The Research team includes 37 community research partners and 26 TRU researchers working in collaboration with faculty from the University of Northern British Columbia; University of New Brunswick, Saint John; and, University of Waterloo.

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Case Study, Collaboration, and Collegiality: An Interdisciplinary Journey