we want to interview your students about ecotypes!

[James Proctor]

Dear colleagues, welcome! I trust you are all safe and managing your courses okay as we pull through these long, challenging times. I'm well here at Lewis & Clark College, but dearly miss in-person opportunities both among our community here and the larger environmental studies/sciences community. Soon!!

This note is going out to our EcoTypes email list. You have at some point shown interest in, or had your students participate in, the EcoTypes survey. As you may recall from recent communications, I'll be revamping the EcoTypes website, and developing a companion book, starting this summer.

As part of improving the EcoTypes website, I would appreciate if you would encourage any students who have taken the EcoTypes survey to consider the below opportunity to be featured on the EcoTypes website and social media. 

The survey has been in its current form since early 2019, so we would be interested in those who have completed the survey over the last two years. All they need to do is complete this form (bit.ly/ecotypesinterview) asap and we'll be in touch.

The information on the form is repeated below if you would be so kind as to include in your outreach to students.

Thank you for your support!

Regards,

Jim Proctor, Lewis & Clark College

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The EcoTypes survey has been taken over 5000 times by students like you in nearly 100 U.S. institutions of higher education. But it can be a challenge to fully understand EcoTypes axes and themes. 

We'd like to add video snippets of *you* to the website and social media to do something about that. Lewis & Clark College undergraduate Liv Ladaire, working in collaboration with Prof. Jim Proctor, would like to do a brief video interview of fellow students who have taken the EcoTypes survey. 

Are you interested? She would interview you online in May or June this summer, and the interview would take no more than 30 min. Before the interview, you can prep via a fun, optional online event where you'll chat with other students across the country, and get a quick refresher on EcoTypes.  

Please fill out this brief form (bit.ly/ecotypesinterview) and we will be in touch with further info!...thank you.

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