Wednesday, March 28, 2012


Distance Learning Class

Introduction to Mediation, Facilitation and Community Engagement


Become a vital problem-solver in your organization or community. Build a solid foundation in the basics of conflict resolution, with specific focus on the practice of mediation, facilitation and the range of processes related to the prevention and resolution of conflict within communities. Gain an understanding of the history and interdisciplinary roots of the field, as well as the critical issues of which today’s mediators must be aware. This introduction prepares you for the remaining courses in the Professional Concentration in Conflict Resolution.

Instructor(s):

Mary Madison Campbell, J.D., is an analyst with the UC Davis Information Center for the Environment. She has written extensively on habitat protection, tire recycling markets, Native American law and transferred development rights, as well as on the environmental issues surrounding Chesapeake Bay. She has also coordinated data collection for nearly 20 state and federal resource agencies into the Natural Resource Projects Inventory (http://www.ice.ucdavis.edu/nrpi), mediated disputes for the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the California Certified Agricultural Mediation Program and facilitated a watershed group in Monterey, Calif., to address the impacts of California’s Highway 1.

When:

Enroll now through June 4 and complete by July 24. Passwords issued June 4.

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, please visit the Online Learning Campus Support Center at extensiondlc.net/helpdesk. Open a new ticket, and select "Password Issues" from the Help Topics.

Technical requirements:

A stable Internet connection and a current email account. Most online courses also require the ability to view PDF documents and Flash-based presentations, and speakers or headphones to hear audio presentation. If you plan to access an online course using an iPad, iPod or an iPhone there are a variety of Flash web browsers available in the App Store that can enable your iPad/iPod/iPhone to view Flash content. More info.

Fee:

$625.00.

Special Discounts:

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.
10% discount for APACA Section Member

Credit:

2 quarter units academic credit, X414.10, 20 AICP Hours, 20 MCLE Hours

Section:

114DSD100
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Enrollment policies:

Requests to withdraw, transfer, or obtain an extension or a refund, are governed by the distance learning enrollment policies which are detailed in our Student Services section. No extensions will be granted for this course.

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