Students will gain an introductory understanding of conflict theory, effective models for conflict management and mediation, a context for critical analysis of societal institutions and paradigms in relation to conflict and justice, opportunities to inventory personal conflict management styles, and hands-on experience practicing mediation skills. Coursework will include experiential activities, lectures, student presentations, and discussions in the classroom, and an extensive reading list, formal and informal written assignments, community observations, and a research project. This course runs every other spring (Odd years 2017, 2019)
Course Faculty
Anne Morse
Anne Morse’s journey started with a love of wild places, particularly northern places, fostered by her family and upbringing. She began working for Outward Bound in Maine and the Adirondacks,…
