Sustained Dialogue at Cornell College

 
**Sustained Dialogue's website is still being designed**

What is Sustained Dialogue?

Sustained Dialogue is a systematic, prolonged dialogue among small groups of citizens committed to changing conflicting  relationships, ending conflict, and building peace. Sustained Dialogue is also a method/club/group/process that can improve strained relationships on our campus affecting change at the individual level through personal growth and understanding, and at the group level, through dialogue and joint social action.

It combines talking about issues of misunderstanding and conflict, such as race relations, with finding solutions and putting them into practice.  It has the ability to change relationships by giving students an opportunity to “create unlikely friendships in unlikely places” by making time not only to convey their own stories and opinions, but also to  understand the different perspectives and experiences of their peers.

International Sustained Dialogue Website

Sustained Dialogue-Campus Network Website

 

***Application for 2010 SDCN Conference click here**********

When do we meet?

Groups meet weekly for 1 hour. Meeting times are set to work around the participant's schedule.

Current meetings are Sunday from 4pm to 5:30pm.

How do I apply?

Fill out the following application and send to Brittany Atchison in box at batchison10@cornellcollege.edu by Wednesday, October 21, 2009 at Noon.

Participant Applications must be turned in by December 20, 2009.

Application

Recommendation Forms: one from a professor and one from a peer

Your 2009-10 Officer Team

Chair: Brittany Atchison

Vice-Chair: Jennifer Chang

Treasurer: Chrissy Urias

Public Relations: Fia Wulur

Your 2009-10 Moderators

Jeff Butke & Lorna Devkota

Lisa Guerra & Phil Greener

Richard Starr & Liz Bennett

Jennifer Logan & Claire Solak


Sustained Dialogue || Cornell College || Last Updated: 7 October 2009