Reminder: this is tomorrow! Note the change in location to* CSE 691, the Gates Commons*. ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Esther Jang <infrared@cs.washington.edu> Date: Fri, Nov 3, 2017 at 12:22 PM Subject: UW Change Seminar 11/7: Jennifer Mankoff- A Multi-stakeholder look at Energy use and Behavior Change To: change@change.washington.edu Please join us for the Change Seminar this week on *Tuesday 11/7/2017* in *CSE 691*, the Gates Commons. Note the change in location!! *Who:* Jennifer Mankoff (UW CSE) *What:* *A Multi-stakeholder look at Energy use and Behavior Change* *When:* Tuesday Nov 7 *Where:* 12pm in CSE 691 (Gates Commons) *Abstract:* This talk will explore a multi-stakeholder perspective on energy use and explore how behavior change technologies can better integrate multiple perspectives. By exploring energy use in low-income communities, we identify barriers to saving energy and money, including landlord/tenant relationships. We build on this with a study of landlords and tenants exploring the power dynamics around energy use. From here we explore behavior change in a deployment within a mixed-income community, and ultimately develop an approach that engages tenants *prior *to lease signing in order to have the biggest impact on both finances and energy use. *Bio: *Jennifer Mankoff is a Professor in Human Computer Interaction at the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science and Engineering at UW, a Sloan Fellow, Siebel awardee, and winner of the IBM and Intel Fellowships. Her work tackles the technical challenges necessary for everyday individuals and communities to solve real-world problems. Her focus is on addressing issues in accessibility, health and sustainability using computational approaches to fabrication and data analytics.