Campus Compact is pleased to share this offering for faculty, community engagement professionals, and others interested in using the deliberative dialogue method as an educational tool for building student capacity to engage in thoughtful, constructive, and critical discussions of public questions. Upon registering, you will receive 1) a moderator guide to review in preparation for the training, 2) a recording of a moderator training facilitated by Leslie Garvin, North Carolina Campus Compact, and 3) an invitation to join a live session with colleagues to reflect on the use of the model.
This training focuses on the National Issues Forums method of public deliberation and includes an overview of the theory of deliberative pedagogy and a deep dive into the method and practice of deliberative dialogue. Participants engage in a practice forum and receive strategies and tools for effective moderation with specific attention to online formats.
The offering is facilitated by Leslie Garvin, MSW, Executive Director of North Carolina Campus Compact. As a facilitator and trainer, Leslie has more than 20 years of experience working with community groups, faculty, students, and administrators.
Campus Compact is grateful to Up to Us for their partnership in support of student civic learning and deliberative dialogue.
Facilitator
As attending a live session is always the best way to learn and practice deliberative dialogue moderation, contact Leslie Garvin at lgarvin@elon.edu for more information on training sessions for groups of students, faculty, or others at your institution.