In consultation with a team of ASCA leaders and conflict resolution specialists, David Karp developed an online survey (attached). This brief survey is focused on three areas: the type of practices offered at each institution; what kinds of training people have had; and what areas of training are they seeking.
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In consultation with a team of ASCA leaders and conflict resolution specialists, David Karp developed an online survey (attached). This brief survey is focused on three areas: the type of practices offered at each institution; what kinds of training people have had; and what areas of training are they seeking.
