Theory of Conflict Resolution and Community Engagement
Expand your professional potential with training in conflict resolution for organizations and communities. Help groups and individuals involved in disputes create a climate of constructive discussion by understanding the different theories, dynamics and frameworks of conflict.
Learn how cultural factors, power imbalances and differing personal and professional perspectives influence the perception and resolution of conflict. Explore the intersection of conflict resolution with the theory and practice of community engagement. Using thought-provoking case studies and practical projects, learn to integrate concepts with practice.
Instructor(s):
Ken Davis, M.A.,
has been director of Conflict Resolution Associates for the past 15 years. He has served public, non-profit, private and individual clients as a trainer, mediator, group facilitator, coach and program manager/developer in a variety of conflict situations.When:
Enroll now through Jan. 11 and complete by Feb. 16.
Format:
You must begin and end the course on the dates noted above. You will participate in group activities and projects with specific due dates. Assignments will be posted each week. You must provide your email address when enrolling to receive your password, and set up your email account to receive email from "extensiondlc.net"; otherwise, the email containing your password may not reach your inbox. If you do not receive your password on the start date, contact: adminsupport@extensiondlc.net.
Technical requirements:
A multimedia capable computer, a current email account and access to the Web using an Internet browser. More info.
Fee:
$575.00.
Special Discount fee:
10% discount for organizations enrolling three or more people at the same time in the same course. All registrations must be submitted at the same time and fees paid with one check, credit card or purchase order.
Credit:
2 quarter units academic credit, X414.11
Required textbooks:
Conflict Resolution: Theory, Research and Practice by James A. Schellenberg ISBN 9780791431023. Buy this book from the UC Davis Bookstore.
Section:
093DSD101
Enrollment policies:
Requests to withdraw, transfer, or obtain an extension or a refund, are governed by the online learning enrollment policies which are detailed in our Student Services section.
