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Reflections on Creating a Multi-Site, Mixed Methods, and Interpretive Assessment Project

Exploring reflections and insights on creating a multi-site, mixed methods, and interpretive assessment project. This collaborative project involves researchers from different universities and aims to balance strengths and challenges in research design, teamwork dynamics, campus structures, and funding. Recommendations focus on strategic start times, flexible tools, and promoting thoughtful reflection throughout the process.

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Reflections on Creating a Multi-Site, Mixed Methods, and Interpretive Assessment Project

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  1. Reflections on Creating a Multi-Site, Mixed Methods, and Interpretive Assessment Project Emily Dommermuth University of Colorado Boulder Darren Ilett University of Northern Colorado

  2. Juliann Couture Lindsay Roberts Emily Dommermuth The First-Gen Research Bunch Darren Ilett Natasha Floersch Kristine Nowak Jimena Sagàs Renae Watson

  3. Strengths: Research Design Multi-site Mixed methods Interpretive/Constructivist Assets vs. Deficits

  4. Strengths: Research Team Diverse experience Mutual teaching and learning Communication Balance

  5. Challenges: Foundations and Shared Understanding Theoretical Framework Expectations Roles

  6. Challenges: Campus and Library Structures Timing First-Gen Student Support Funding

  7. Recommendations Thoughtful Start Time for Reflection Tool Selection Flexibility

  8. Darren Ilett University of Northern Colorado darren.ilett@unco.edu Emily Dommermuth University of Colorado Boulder emily.dommermuth@colorado.edu Conclusion and Questions

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