The Tri-Cooperatives
The Tri-Cooperatives are a cluster of three craftsman-style houses on campus which share a large garden and place emphasis on low-impact living. Approximately ten residents occupy each building. The cooperatives share an interest in environmental awareness and healthy eating, but each has its own distinctive community personality and collective interests.
Davis Student Co-op
The ten students of the Davis Student Co-op pool their efforts growing food, cooking, cleaning, shopping, keeping financial records and, of course, sharing living space. The members tax themselves a nominal amount quarterly to support new housing coops in Davis. Intramural sports and other group activities help people "work together to work things out." Flexibility and commitment are the key words here.
- Location: TB13
- Phone: 530-754-0433
- Tri-Cooperatives Area Map
- Community-developed webpage
Pierce Co-op
Pierce Co-op residents share a continued commitment to independent, cooperative, and economical on-campus living. Members are conscious of environmental issues such as wilderness preservation, energy alternatives, gardening, and eating low on the food chain. Interested students are invited to visit and share dinner.
- Location: TB14
- Phone: 530-754-1935
- Tri-Cooperatives Area Map
- Community-developed webpage
Agrarian Effort
Working together, Ag Effort residents focus on the goals of ecological balance, mutual support, and healthful vegetarian cooking. The house shares a large garden and a warm atmosphere. Visitors are always welcome.
- Location: TB15
- Phone: 530-754-1310
- Tri-Cooperatives Area Map
- Community-developed webpage
Apply for the Tri-Cooperatives
Refer to the Application and Cancellation Process for the Tri-Cooperatives to learn how to apply for any of the Tri-Cooperatives.
Tri-Cooperatives Map
View a site map of the Tri-Cooperatives here.
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