Problems We Help You Solve
Colleges and universities share many similar values, but this doesn't make them immune from conflict. Disagreement is inevitable on a college campus, but when ignored, conflict can become dangerous. Approaching challenges with careful and healthy processes enhances student learning, reinforces campus community, and ensures that institutions will survive for generations to come.
Institutional Stalemates
Conflicts in curriculum between faculty and the administration; oversight of communication; strategic planning; capital projects; navigating probationary accreditation status
Value Judgments
Campus security policies; disagreements about campus-based documents; regional and conditional use permits between colleges and the community
Emotionally Charged Issues
Diversity, equity, inclusion policies and practices; campus conflicts over race, gender, sexuality, and politics; "town and gown" mistrust; contentious issues like immigration or gun control
Teaching and Learning
Equipping faculty to foster healthy conflicts in their classrooms; values-based teaching and course design; community-engaged learning projects