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David J. Smith
Part-Time Faculty, School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution and Independent Educational Consultant and Peacebuilding Trainer
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Other Courses Taught by David J. Smith
Other Sections of CONF 620 offered this semester
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Section: 201
Semester:
Spring 2016
Course Description
Introductory skill-building course integrating conflict theory and practice using reflective practitioner model. Students learn necessary skills for third-party facilitation and mediation, including active listening, empathy, paraphrasing, reframing, and negotiation, in addition to analytical skills of problem solving and creation of transformational processes. Cases for practice focus on interpersonal and intergroup conflict.
Equivalent to CONF 713 (2011-2012 Catalog)
Corequisite(s): CONF 501