Facilitation Training Opportunity for Students

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Facilitating well is an important leadership skill that will enable you to be effective in achieving your goals. The Division of Student Affairs is piloting a new Facilitation Training opportunity offered to U-M students to enhance their facilitation skills in a variety of contexts, whether facilitating meetings, group discussions, workshops, or other things. Applications are due March 13, 2013.  

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