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Aggression Forum | Third Annual Barbara L. and Norman C. Tanner Center for Nonviolent Human Rights Advocacy Forum
THE EVOLUTION OF HUMAN AGGRESSION:
LESSONS FOR TODAY'S CONFLICTS
February 25-27, 2009
[read more] More information at Nov 14, 2008
This forum is organized around four topics that illustrate how evolutionary theory can inform our understanding of human aggression, and tendencies toward violence. Can evolutionary theory help us prevent violence? Oral presentations will be by invited speakers representing a diversity of disciplines including evolutionary psychology, biological, physical, and cultural anthropology, archeology, and primatology. The meeting will also include a contributed poster session. All sessions will be open to the public.
Capstone Course for Spring 2010 | We are pleased to announce the Spring 2010 Capstone Course.
"Dialogue Models" will be taught by David Derezotes, PhD. Peace & Conflict Studies Minor students should register for
COMM 5810-001. The class will be held in room 257 in the Social Work building on Wednesdays from 11:50 AM to 2:50 PM.
[read more] Jul 29, 2008
All P&CS minors are required to take the Capstone Course, which is offered every spring semester. Comm 5810-001 is a unique capstone course number that will remain constant while capstone course content and host department/instructors will vary from year to year. Since P&CS is an interdisciplinary minor, engaged P&CS faculty will teach from relevant and diverse disciplines over time. For more information follow the link to Capstone Course Requirement from the P&CS home web page.