Featured News Stories

• Charity Butcher, Ph.D., Announced as Director of the School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development
• The 2023 Helen S. Ridley Scholarship award winner is Reanna Tran.
• Remembering Dr. Helen Swartzfager Ridley
• Kennesaw State professor aims to address post-conflict social trauma in Liberia

 

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  Radow College of Humanities and Social Sciences faculty member named to international review panel

  Susan Raines, associate director of Kennesaw State’s School of Conflict Management, Peacebuilding and Development, was

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  Led by anthropology professor Brandon D. Lundy, journal receives first impact factor

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  Kennesaw State students work hands-on to augment State Department peacekeeping operations

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  RCHSS Announces 2021 Outstanding Students

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  Uniting Forces for a Cause

  Cobb Collaborative and Children and Family Programs work together on community-wide initiatives with large grant

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  KSU professor promotes resolving conflict with sustainable solutions

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  Thought Provoking Podcast: Sustainable Peacebuilding

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  Workplace Buzzwords: Conflict management and the need for diversity and inclusion

  As part of Master of Science in Conflict Management’s 16-month degree program, students may select courses in peacebuilding, nonviolence, organizational leadership, interpersonal/intergroup conflict, and diversity and inclusion. The course on diversity and inclusion gives students a firm foundation to reflect on their bias, and understand how to apply their conflict management skills to promote social justice by addressing conflicts involving diversity and inclusion.

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  Team of mediators diffusing political violence across U.S.

  Original article on The Conversation

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  RCHSS Dean Shawn Long remembered for commitment to students, scholarship

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