In response to a growing need, The University of Montana created the NRCR Program. It is the only graduate-level certificate program in the Rocky Mountain West (if not the nation) specifically designed to provide students a working knowledge of the theory and practice of collaboration, consensus building, and conflict resolution as they apply to natural resources and the environment. Students will learn how to:
- foster meaningful citizen participation;
- promote deliberative dialogue;
- negotiate effective agreements;
- resolve multi-party disputes;
- design and manage collaborative processes; and
- practice collaborative leadership.
More specific learning objectives and expected competencies are explained in this booklet.
The NRCR Program is co-sponsored by the
School of Law, the School of Business Administration,
the College of Forestry and Conservation, the College
of Arts and Sciences, and the Graduate School. It is
administered by the College of Forestry and Conservation
and directed by the Center for Natural Resource and Environmental
Policy.
For more information,
visit the program's home
page.
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