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Kelsey Timmerman's Where Am I Wearing was selected as the Common Reader at West Texas A&M University for the 2011-2012 academic year. We reached out to Kelsey in the Summer of 2011, and he graciously agreed to champion our study of WT freshmen who required to read the book. In that study we gauged student attitudes about the subject presented in Timmerman's book, and did so both before and after reading it.

For this portion of the project, Kelsey is taking our study to the streets so to speak, as he invites readers from other universities to participate, as well as his many followers and fans online and on the social graph. Everyone is welcome to take this survey.

And coming soon, we have a Spanish language version of the survey in the works to be deployed in South and Central America, in countries where many of our clothes originate. If it's interesting to see what people think here in the US, imagine how intriguing it would be to collect data on the international level and then have a basis for comparisons of a much higher order.

Click here to launch the survey.



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			Where Am I Wearing

			Kelsey Timmerman's Where Am I Wearing was selected as the Common Reader at West Texas A&M University for the 2011-2012 academic year. We reached out to Kelsey in the Summer of 2011, and he graciously agreed to champion our study of WT freshmen who required to read the book. In that study we gauged student attitudes about the subject presented in Timmerman's book, and did so both before and after reading it. For this portion of the project, Kelsey is taking our study to the streets so to speak, as he invites readers from other universities to participate, as well as his many followers and fans online and on the social graph. Everyone is welcome to take this survey. And coming soon, we have a Spanish language version of the survey in the works to be deployed in South and Central America, in countries where many of our clothes originate. If it's interesting to see what people think here in the US, imagine how intriguing it would be to collect data on the international level and then have a basis for comparisons of a much higher order. Click here to launch the survey.		Front L to R: Kelsey and Jessica; Back L to R: Nick, Kris and Elly

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