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Currently, the field of Conflict Analysis and Resolution and its theories, methods of practice, notable institutions and individuals, are underrepresented in the world's most frequently consulted source of knowledge, Wikipedia. As the leading academic institution in the field, with Undergraduate, Master's, Graduate Certificate, and PhD students, and with alumni practicing and teaching around the world, we are uniquely positioned to contribute to the body of knowledge available on the subjects dear to our hearts and profession.
The S-CAR Wikipedia Project seeks to contribute to the Wikipedia and Global communities by joining the collaborative effort and sharing our individual and collective expertise. We invite students and colleagues and all Wikipedians from around the world to join in this effort to update, correct, verify, and add to the body of knowledge related to Conflict Analysis and Resolution on Wikipedia.
This project is at its beginning in the Summer of 2014 and will grow as participation grows. There are active roles available now for people with variety of skills. Multiple opportunities to contribute exist, and the following list of examples is just a starting point.
Possible foci include:
Concept Pages, Theory Pages, Notable People
If you would like to join or have any questions, please contact Paul Snodgrass at [email protected]
| Topics of Interest: Conflict Resolution, Education, Information and Communication Technology |