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DESCRIPTION:Catherine\nM. Gerard\, Director\nof Program for the Advancement
  of Research on Conflict and Collaboration\n(PARCC)\, Associate\nDirector 
 of Executive Education ProgramThe\nInternational Student Organization (ISO
 ) would like to welcome you to a lecture\nby Catherine M. Gerard\, the Dir
 ector of Maxwell's Program for the Advancement\nof Research on Conflict an
 d Collaboration (PARCC) and the Associate Director of\nExecutive Education
  Program. Previous\nto her joining Syracuse University\, Ms. Gerard served
  as Assistant Director for\nthe New York State's Governor's Office of Empl
 oyee Relations. Her research\ninterests include the study of conflict and 
 collaboration patterns and\ntechniques as pertinent to organizational deve
 lopment\, especially in terms of\ngovernmental organizations as well as th
 e non-profit sector.&nbsp\;This\ntalk will focus on understanding contempo
 rary social conflicts in America and\nhow they can be waged constructively
 . We will discuss the sources of conflicts\,\nwhy they persist and approac
 hes to transforming them.Open to the public.&nbsp\;Sponsored\nby the Inter
 national Student Organization at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&
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SUMMARY:ISO presents: Catherine M. Gerard
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p><b>Catherine\nM. Gerard\,</b> <i>Director\n
 of Program for the Advancement of Research on Conflict and Collaboration\n
 (PARCC)\, Associate\nDirector of Executive Education Program</i></p><p>The
 \nInternational Student Organization (ISO) would like to welcome you to a 
 lecture\nby Catherine M. Gerard\, the Director of Maxwell's Program for th
 e Advancement\nof Research on Conflict and Collaboration (PARCC) and the A
 ssociate Director of\nExecutive Education Program. Previous\nto her joinin
 g Syracuse University\, Ms. Gerard served as Assistant Director for\nthe N
 ew York State's Governor's Office of Employee Relations. Her research\nint
 erests include the study of conflict and collaboration patterns and\ntechn
 iques as pertinent to organizational development\, especially in terms of\
 ngovernmental organizations as well as the non-profit sector.&nbsp\;</p><p
 >This\ntalk will focus on understanding contemporary social conflicts in A
 merica and\nhow they can be waged constructively. We will discuss the sour
 ces of conflicts\,\nwhy they persist and approaches to transforming them.<
 /p><p>Open to the public.&nbsp\;</p><p><b><i>Sponsored\nby the Internation
 al Student Organization at the Moynihan Institute of Global Affairs&nbsp\;
 </i></b></p><p> </p>
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