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Conflict Management Center Workshop- Interest Based Problem Solving

204 Maxwell Hall

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Interest‐Based Problem Solving has the power to transform seemingly intractable conflicts. It’s a great skill for the workplace, particularly for managers, and can be applied to interpersonal relationships as well. Learn the fundamentals at this workshop, and how to apply them. Lunch will be provided.

Workshop led by: Greg Munno Assistant Professor, Newhouse School EMPA 2010, Maxwell School, CAS, Conflict Resolution Co-Founder, CNY Speaks Civic Engagement Initiative
Please email cmc@maxwell.syr.edu to register! 


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Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration
400 Eggers Hall