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Past Event: Corruption

Posted by danddproj on March 19, 2018April 16, 2018

Join us for our next dialogue on Tuesday, March 20th! The topic of discussion is corruption.

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John Casey says:

March 20, 2018 at 2:19 PM

Due to campus closing at 4:15pm today, will the event be postponed?

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1. danddproj says:
  
  March 26, 2018 at 7:33 AM
  
  Yes, the dialogue will hopefully be rescheduled due to the university closing. Details will be posted on this website when available.
  
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UPDATE: With the recent news of George Mason University temporarily suspending events on campus, our Denuclearization Now dialogue will be postponed. We are dedicated to finding an alternative date for later this semester. Stay safe everyone and hopefully we will see you soon! #georgemasonuniversity #gmu #conflictanalysisandresolution #scar #conflict #analysis #resolution #dialogue #difference #event

Right, wrong, or different? Join us tomorrow in our second dialogue as we dive into global climate change. The event begins at 6 PM and will be held in Research Hall room 163. As usual, there will be FREE pizza and other refreshments included! See you there! #georgemasonuniversity #gmu #conflictanalysisandresolution #scar #conflict #analysis #resolution #dialogue #difference #event

Here’s a reminder that our first dialogue of the spring semester will be tomorrow evening in Research Hall 163! As Valentine’s day approaches, join us in a discussion about building and maintaining healthy relationships! Food and drink will be provided! Facilitation training begins at 6:45 and the dialogue will begin at 7:30. #georgemasonuniversity #gmu #conflictanalysisandresolution #scar #conflict #analysis #resolution #dialogue #difference #event

As the semester is coming to an end, our last event will be held on November 20 at 7:30 PM in the Research Hall 163. Memory, Mourning, & Social Repair will feature Wendi Manuel-Scott talking about her important work on Mason campus and beyond. There will be a facilitation training at 6:45 to 7:15 prior to the event. Refreshment will be provided. #georgemasonuniversity #gmu #conflictanalysisandresolution #scar #conflict #analysis #resolution #socialrepair #dialogue #difference #event

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The Dialogue & Difference Project at the School for Conflict Analysis and Resolution promotes cultural, political, and social understanding through the process of community dialogue. The Project sponsors three large events each semester and co-sponsors events with campus organizations such as Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Multicultural Education, Center for Global Studies, and Women and Gender Studies. We explore ongoing global and domestic controversies and dilemmas through panel discussion, film, performance, and dialogue. Project interns help plan, promote, and participate in all phases of D&D activities. Interns also conduct facilitation training sessions prior to each dialogue event, facilitate at additional campus dialogues, work with student groups on conflict resolution pedagogy, develop their own poster project and project summary, and meet weekly with Dr. Maulden, project director. Interns gain skills in facilitation and facilitation training, organizing campus wide events, conflict resolution process design, public speaking, and public and inter-group relations. The internship can be taken for credit or non-credit. Spring 2020 Dialogue & Difference Project team meetings (interns and Dr. Maulden) are scheduled for Monday mornings - time to be determined by intern schedules. Third or fourth year status and completion of CONF 300 are requested. If you are interested in applying, please send Dr. Maulden pmaulden@gmu.edu an updated resume that includes skills, ideas for dialogues or other events, and a topic(s) for an individual poster project. #georgemasonuniversity #gmu #conflictanalysisandresolution #scar #dialogueanddifference #dialogueanddifferenceproject #internship #spring #spring2020 #announcement

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