
Obey-Petri Series: launch state tour on civic engagement
…discuss with students and community members how they, as citizens, can further political causes through bipartisanship. “We personally feel very strongly that we have…

…discuss with students and community members how they, as citizens, can further political causes through bipartisanship. “We personally feel very strongly that we have…

…to nearly 1,000 community residents at campuses in Marshfield, Rhinelander, Ashland, Rice Lake and Cadott. Other appearances on the April tour: Tuesday, April 14…

…a mission to address local, state and national issues by linking public scholarship, civic outreach, and student service to enhance community life throughout Wisconsin….

…the UW Colleges Religious Studies Program. Its intent is to honor Veninga’s work in finding innovative ways of connecting university resources to meet community…
…He specializes in survey and focus group research, design and analysis; strategic and action planning; dialogue and deliberation training and facilitation; community development and…
…in educational, organizational and community settings, with a special focus on active listening, assertiveness, empathy, ethical reasoning, individual and organizational decision-making, and action planning….
…student learning and service, and community-building initiatives. Our outreach to communities results in a better educated citizenry who is more engaged in the issues…

…and the Marathon County Public Library. As a panelist, Greenwood will be a direct link between our community’s citizen opinion and public policy makers…

Colby Middle School teachers will learn how deliberative decision-making works so that they can help their students learn how to tackle tough issues with their peers through civil dialogue and by finding common ground.

Here’s your chance to be a part of “Constructing the Future of Greater Merrill,” a civil, open and entertaining discussion weighing Merrill’s assets and challenges, beginning with the future of our “built community.”…