Read Part Three (Chs. 8-11) of Managing Public Disputes and submit 2-3 pages, double-spaced answering the following in your own words (do not quote from the book):

Discuss which (5) strategies for making a meeting productive you find most significant or important and explain why.
Discuss a time in your life (work, personal, academic) where you had to get people involved and interested in something that they didn’t want to be involved with. What did you do to promote their interest? What could you have done to improve participation?
Discuss how today’s social media might impact one’s ability to keep the public informed. Is this a positive or negative thing?
Describe a time when you had to build a relationship (work, personal, academic) and/or deal with human issues. How did you handle that situation? Has the book Managing Public Disputes changed your thoughts about whether or not you handled that situation well or what you may have been able to do better, if so how?