PCS 295-01 - Special Topic: Dialogue and Conflict Mediation: Building Community Across Difference

4 credits (Spring)

This course introduces students to the theory and practice of dialogue facilitation, from bridge-building approaches to dialogue, to restorative practices and other conflict resolution methods. Students’ facilitation training will include observing and facilitating a community dialogue, after which they will design and facilitate a campus dialogue as part of a group project. That training will equip them to facilitate dialogue across a variety of contexts, from the classroom, to the workplace, to the broader community. Prerequisite: PCS-101 or REL-229, and second-year standing.

Prerequisite: PCS 101 or REL 229; with grade S, C, or better and second-year standing.
Instructor: Solomon