Tuesday, December 01, 2020 - 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Online via Zoom
The Civil Discourse Lab (CDL) at the University of New Hampshire—Durham invites you to join us for one of four upcoming public dialogues on issues surrounding Access and Equity in Higher Education in New Hampshire. We will be holding these virtual forums in October, November, and December and participants are invited to choose one that best fits their schedule.
To generate robust, facilitated discussion, we invite all perspectives and experiences to join us, including those in our community who have experienced challenges to gaining access to higher education, as well as stakeholders, administrators, and decision-makers from across New Hampshire who share an interest in advancing postsecondary education and addressing concerns about equity, access, equality. During each forum, we will be deliberating priorities for action within our university system, community colleges, and the state. Results of the discussion will be made available to lawmakers, decision-makers, and the public.
All forums will take place via Zoom. You may participate either by phone or through the Zoom platform on your computer. If you need assistance, have broadband or technology concerns, or have questions about this format, please contact: Civil.Discourse@unh.edu.
The Civil Discourse Lab at UNH was founded with the mission of strengthening the ability of students and community members to conduct meaningful conversation, collaborate, and weigh decisions around sometimes difficult but important topics to civil society. To better understanding these processes, the CDL conducts research to learn more about how community members have difficult conversations about public issues. Please know that the CDL will be recording these forums for academic research.
Your participation in research is voluntary and open to anyone 13 years of age or older. You may attend and participate in the public forum without participating in the research.
Sign up at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/122497287685
If you wish to opt-out of the research, please email cdl.research@unh.edu.
