Conflict Resolution & Student Leadership
The Student Activities Leadership Institute at Seminole Community College in Sanford, Florida, identifies conflict mediation as a skill required for all effective student leaders.
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Overview & Highlights
Campus Harmony, Inc., trains students in communication skills, diversity sensitivity, stress and anger management and other vital areas of mediation so that they can be the peacemakers of our global community. Our programs are uniquely tailored for each college campus to maximize the impact of the training. We do a pre-assessment to determine major areas of emphasis from a variety of courses and workshops:
• Diversity and Sensitivity Training
• Team Work and Relationship Building
• Open Communication
• Generational Differences
• Leadership Styles
• Time and Organizational Management
• Presentation and Public Speaking
• Goal Setting
• Stress Management
• Anger Management and Conflict Resolution Training
The Campus Harmony, Inc., conflict resolution process takes students through the intricacies of interpersonal negotiations, including the importance of:
• Remaining a neutral presence.
• Refraining from giving advice or suggestions.
• Maintaining the dignity of all parties.
• Encouraging mutual respect and honesty.
• Keeping the mediation on-track.
• Guiding the parties to seek their own answers.
• Facilitating genuine communication.
• Providing confidentiality in a non-judgmental environment.
• Gathering vital information for resolution.
• Prompting parties to share information.
• Clarifying the issues and nature of the conflict before defining the resolution to both parties’ satisfaction.
• Facilitating agreement to the conflict resolution.
This course is ideal for:
Exploring and assessing various leadership styles.
Selecting leadership styles for various situations (Situational Leadership).
Enhancing one’s personal leadership style.
Program benefits include:
With certification, students have the right to the name of Campus Harmony, Inc. for job and graduate school references on applications, as well as letters of recommendation.
Students use their skills to improve their academic, professional and social communities.