Certificate in School Conflict Resolution and Peacemaking

Effective conflict resolution and management in schools can lead to a cooperative educational environment. Courses examine school conflict management and mediation, discipline that restores and development of curriculum as well as peer mediation programs.

Highlights:

  • Courses offered in summer
  • Optional supplement to the master's degree programs in the School of Education
  • Faculty has experience in fostering restorative discipline systems in schools

What can I do with this certificate?

  • This certificate prepares teachers and curriculum/school leaders to become effective conflict managers and educators in conflict management and peacemaking in their classrooms and schools.

What are the admission requirements?

  • Application form and fee
  • Orientation interview with program director
  • Statement of intent
  • Three references
  • Writing sample
  • Official transcript of BA/BS degree
  • Letter of explanation if your GPA is under 2.75
  • (Download required forms)

What courses will I be taking?

How much does it cost?

  • Tuition is competitively priced and financial aid is available. View details on tuition and fees.

When can I start?

  • Courses are in the semester format, beginning in the fall (August), spring (January) and summer (May).

How do I apply?

  • The application process is straightforward. View details on how to apply.

To schedule an appointment or for additional information, call or email:

Program Director:  Duane Ruth-Heffelbower

 
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