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Community Engagement, Design and Research Center (CEDaR)

CEDaR Center Contact Information: cedarcenter@colorado.edu

Office: 1060 18th St., Rm. 213
University of Colorado, 314 UCB
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Contacts:

Jota Samper, Co-Director. jota@colorado.edu
Shawhin Roudbari, Co-Director. shawhin@colorado.edu
Sara Tabatabaie, Research Associate. sara.tabatabaie@colorado.edu
Valeria Henao, Research Associate. valeria.henao@colorado.edu
Nathan Paul Jones, Internship Director. nathan.p.jones@colorado.edu
Brian Muller, Faculty Advisor. brian.h.muller@colorado.edu
Baran Roudbari, Center Mascot. guau-guau@colorado.edu

Past collaborators

Susan Glairon, Communications Coordinator. susan.glairon@colorado.edu
Mara Mintzer, Program Director, Growing Up ɫ��ֱ��. mara.mintzer@colorado.edu
Cathy Hill, Education Coordinator, Growing Up ɫ��ֱ��. cathy.hill@colorado.edu
Ben Harden, Research Associate. benjamin.harden@colorado.edu
Nastaran Khodaie, Research Assistant. nastaran.khodaie@colorado.edu

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