Constructive Dialogue: Fostering Trust, Curiosity, and Deeper Learning in the Classroom is an ADP initiative in partnership with the Constructive Dialogue Institute focused on providing campus faculty resources and professional development to foster civil discourse and deliberative dialogue within their classrooms and throughout their campuses. Participating faculty will have access to the Constructive Dialogue Institute’s resources, attend monthly online cohort meetings with faculty across the country, connect in-person and present work at the Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement (CLDE) meeting in Boston in June 2023. Our faculty participants represent 19 institutions from 14 states; they demonstrate how integrating constructive dialogues should happen across the curriculum, as their subject matter expertise includes history, criminology, justice studies, political science, biology, public relations, English, communication, mathematics, educational leadership, and more. We look forward to the 2022-2023 academic year collaboration!

Attend this upcoming webinar to learn more:

Oct. 6, 2 p.m. ET
Research-Based Strategies for Fostering Constructive Dialogue

2022-2023 Cohort Members

• East Carolina University  
• Florida Gulf Coast University 
• Fort Hays State University 
• Georgia Gwinnett College  
• Gordon State College  
• James Madison University  
• Metropolitan State University 
• Metropolitan State University of Denver 
• Radford University 
• Rhode Island College
• Salisbury University   
• Sam Houston State University 
• University of Central Arkansas
• University of the District of Columbia
• University of North Carolina Wilmington 
• Washington State University Tri-Cities  
• Washington State University Vancouver 
• Weber State University
• Winona State University
  
  

For more information, please contact  Cathy Copeland, ADP director.