CR 431 Improvisational Conflict Resolution

An experiential opportunity to learn and explore various dimensions of improvisational techniques that are useful in conflict resolution settings. The class will use a variety of activities, techniques and exercises to develop improvisational skills and to assess the potency and application of these skills in professional contexts. No performance experience is expected or required – just an opportunity to learn, grow and improve your craft. Preparation in effective communication and analyzing complex materials is expected. This course may not be repeated for credit.

Credits

2-4

Slash Listed Courses

Also offered for graduate-level credit as CR 531 and may not be repeated for credit.

Prerequisite

Upper-division standing