The TDR Collaboratory is curated by the Transdisciplinary Studies Program as an ecosystem of research projects to build capacity and networks that expand the potential of transdisciplinary research and practice at CGU.
“Our TDR Collaboratory creates a space for deep learning, practice, and sharing of transdisciplinary mindsets and methods in transformative world-engagement.”
– Shamini Dias, Director of Transdisciplinary Studies
2025 – 2026 Projects
The Transdisciplinary Environmental Research Alliance (TERA)
Of all the various issues that face us, environmental issues are the very crux of complex, adaptive issues that demand transdisciplinary and multi-level responses. The Transdisciplinary Environmental Research Alliance TERA intends to create a workspace for all those who wish to collaborate to expand their research, network, and understanding of environmental issues with the ultimate intent of facilitating action.
Please visit the TERA site to learn more!
Center for Humanities in Practice (CHIP)
CHIP advances the critical role of the humanities in today’s world building graduate-level training in the humanities at CGU by giving students opportunities for engaged, hands-on work that will allow them to apply their skills and ideas in real-world settings.