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Adaptive Leadership Approach with Peer Coaching

By Office of Faculty and Academic Affairs

Tuesday, April 8, 2025 12:30pm to 4:00pm PDT

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About this Event

Mission Bay, TBD

The Campus Council on Faculty Life (CCFL) is pleased to sponsor four programs for faculty who are interested in leadership development. 

‌‌CCFL and CORO, a nonprofit leadership organization, have partnered to offer faculty an opportunity to learn, in an interactive workshop setting, essential leadership skills for leading teams and reducing conflict.

All sessions will be presented in-person and are limited to 20 faculty members

Outcomes:

  • Greater understanding of the differences between conflict resolution and conflict transformation.
  • Improved ability to analyze and transform conflict.
  • Deeper awareness of various tools to utilize when transforming conflict.

Sample Activities:

  • Participants will explore the uniqueness of the conflict transformation approach and learn how to analyze a conflict.
  • Participants will learn their default conflict style and examine when to flex a different style

Workshop is Full.

Event Details

Event Type

Professional Development

Audience

Faculty

Location

Mission Bay

Department/Group

Office of Faculty and Academic Affairs

Contact

irene.merry@ucsf.edu

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  • Erica Pitsch
  • Vijayalakshmi Senthilnathan

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