Ashley Biser
Moderator
Charles W. Fairbanks Associate Professor in the Department of Politics & Government; First-Year Seminar Director; Co-Director, Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs
Constructive Dialogue: How to Talk With People You Might Disagree With
2-2:45 p.m.
LOCATION: Slocum Hall 201
Constructive Dialogue is a set of skills that can help us talk to, learn from, and live and work with people with whom we disagree. In this session students will learn (or review) some of the skills associated with constructive dialogue and have a chance to practice them with their peers. In particular, we'll be engaging in curious questions and exploring how shared values might underlie different beliefs.
Charles W. Fairbanks Associate Professor in the Department of Politics & Government; First-Year Seminar Director; Co-Director, Arneson Institute for Practical Politics and Public Affairs
University Chaplain, Director of Spring Break Service Week