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SUMMARY:Fall Forum Workshop: Facilitating Constructive Dialogue -  Building Bridges in Teaching and Learning with Dr. Nicholas Longo
DESCRIPTION:As part of the campus-wide Empowering Dialogue Across 
 Differences initiative\, this interactive workshop invites faculty to 
 explore “what works” to engage students in dialogue across lines of 
 difference. Participants will consider their roles as educators in a time 
 of pernicious polarization\, as well as strategies for addressing moments 
 of tension in the classroom. Faculty will reflect on how to design academic 
 spaces that cultivate inclusive and civil discourse—no matter the 
 discipline.\n\n \n\nNicholas V. Longo is a chair and professor of Global 
 Studies and co-director of the Dialogue\, Inclusion\, and Democracy (DID) 
 Lab at Providence College. \n\n\n\nNick is an advisory board member for 
 College Unbound\, a college working to re-invent higher education for 
 returning adult learners\, where he also teaches in the prison education 
 program. He consults with some of the leading national civic engagement 
 organizations\, including serving as a deliberative dialogue fellow for 
 Campus Compact\, a faculty consultant for AAC&U’s Institute for 
 Experiential Learning and Engaged Dialogue\, and an educator for the 
 Constructive Dialogue Institute. He formerly served as a program officer at 
 the Charles F. Kettering Foundation\, the inaugural director of the Harry 
 T. Wilks Leadership Institute at Miami University in Ohio\, and the 
 director of Campus Compact’s national youth civic engagement initiative\, 
 Raise Your Voice.  \n\n\n\nNick is author of a number of books\, articles\, 
 and reports on civic education\, deliberative dialogue\, youth civic 
 engagement\, and community-based learning. His publications include Why 
 Community Matters: Connecting Education with Civic Life (SUNY Press) and 
 several co-edited volumes\, including Creating Space for Democracy: A 
 Primer on Dialogue and Deliberation in Higher Education and Deliberative 
 Pedagogy: Teaching and Learning for Democratic Engagement. He also 
 published the free online guides: Practicing Democracy: A Toolkit for 
 Educating Civic Professionals\, along with the forthcoming Engaging 
 Community: A Toolkit for Reciprocal Teaching and Learning Beyond the Campus 
 (with AAC&U and Campus Compact).\n\n\n\nHe was awarded the Early Career 
 Research Award from the International Association for Research on 
 Service-Learning and Community Engagement (IARSLLCE) in 2009 and was the 
 2022 recipient of the Innovation in Teaching Excellence Award from 
 Providence College. He holds a master’s in public affairs and a Ph.D. in 
 education from the University of Minnesota.  \n\n\n\nNick lives in 
 Providence\, Rhode Island with his wife\, Aleida. Together\, they have a 
 great passion for educating the next generation of democratic citizens\, 
 starting with their children\, Maya and Noah.
LOCATION:FSC Papitto\, Bryant University
ORGANIZER;CN="Constanza Bartholomae":MAILTO:cbartholomae@bryant.edu
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