Communicating Through Conflict

Communicating through conflict is an online, interactive course that will provide learners with an overview of different conflict management styles and suggestions on when to use the various styles and communication strategies for navigating conflict. 

Module 1: Introductory Module

In this module, you will learn different styles of managing conflict, and reflect upon which styles you tend to use most. You will compare and contrast which conflict management styles are most appropriate for different situations. This module takes approximately 25-30 minutes to complete.

Module 2: Skills-Building Module

In this module, you will learn and practice skills to resolve conflict with others, using the PALS model. This module takes approximately 30-40 minutes to complete.

Audience: All MSU Extension employees are automatically enrolled in this course. It is also free of charge to all MSU employees, who may register here. 

Related Core Competencies: Interpersonal and Organizational Professionalism

Enrollment

  • MSU Extension employees can self-enroll using their MSU NET ID and the button below.
  • County-paid staff should enroll using their D2L Community User ID, using the button below. 
    Contact Anne Baker at amb@msu.edu if you have problems enrolling in the course.

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