I, also, was at the DC Public Interest Design Institute and I greatly appreciate all the inspiring work that the speakers shared with all of us. Projects of various scales and functions were discussed, in addition to having a diverse group of speakers, and attendees from different backgrounds.
Below is a summary of what attendees and speakers told us in their evaluations about how well we met our learning objectives.
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How well did we meet your expectations and provide value to you?
Please evaluate how successfully the Public Interest Design Training met your expectations for each of the following.
"5" is highly successfully?"3" is successfully?"1" is unsuccessfully
Average Score Learning Objective
4.1 Pro-actively finding new clients and public interest design projects
4.2 Learning about new fee sources and structures
4.3 Using a step-by-step process of working with a community as a design partner
4.2 Leveraging other partners and assets to address project challenges
4.4 Maximizing a project's positive impact on a community
4.2 Moving beyond LEED to measure the social, economic, and environmental impact on communities
4.5 Understanding public interest design and how is it re-shaping the design professions
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-Rasha Dumarieh
Design Corps | Fellow Raleigh, NC
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-18-2015 15:03
From: Patrick Williams
Subject: DC Public Interest Design Institute
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Patrick Williams AIA
Principal
Workshop for High Performance Architecture
Washington DC
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