Author: Ronald Hustedde
Planning Unit: Community & Leadership Development
Major Program: Conflict Resolution
Outcome: Initial Outcome
Conflict is an inevitable part of Extension-related programming. Groups may be divided by priorities, misunderstandings, emotions or various forms of disagreements. Two Extension specialists delivered a training program, Public Conflict: Turning Lemons Into Lemonade, as part of new Extension agent training. It was based on the UK authored conflict resolution training manual: http://srdc.msstate.edu/trainings/educurricula/lemons/
The agents learned about ways to find common ground and address differences through a variety of hands-on conflict scenarios. According to the workshop evaluations, they are empowered to address conflict constructively. Some will use the training manual to educate others to address conflict constructively.
Conflict is an inevitable part of Extension-related programming. Groups may be divided by priorities... Read More
The Extension specialist served as a facilitator and mediator with another UK faculty member to addr... Read More
Conflict is an inevitable part of Extension-related programming. Groups may be divided by priorities... Read More
The Extension specialist served as a facilitator and mediator with another UK faculty member to addr... Read More
Conflict is an inevitable part of Extension-related programming. Groups may be divided by priorities... Read More
The Extension specialist served as a facilitator and mediator with another UK faculty member to addr... Read More