FREE WEBINAR: Using the Labyrinth to Enrich Dialogue Across Campus Interest Groups with Frank Faine and De Acker

This is a complex time for colleges and universities—there are on-going issues related to the Covid epidemic which continue to affect us. For those of us in the U.S., the election has been emotional and seems to be involving more young people. As the violence in the Middle East continues to transpire, many students are feeling the need to step up and step out in new ways. And faculty, staff, and students may also need to sharpen not only their expressive skills, but their listening skills as well. Campus communities are needing to hold space for a wide range of concerns which can sometimes seem at odds with one another.

The labyrinth can provide common ground for everyone. Enroll for free to join the Zoom Webinar live or receive a link to the recording and resources to watch at your own time and pace. This event features panelists Frank Faine (Rollins / Rutgers) and De Acker (UC Merced / UC Santa Cruz) and is offered through the Veriditas Labyrinths in Higher Education Initiative in collaboration with the Labyrinth Society.