Recognize the intervention choices and decisions that occur at each phase, and apply that knowledge to real situations. We will function as a learning laboratory, exploring how both those experiences and the experiences of other consultants impact our views and practices. As a class, we will work with clients in a local organization who have real needs and are asking for help. You will participate in a consulting project, and be accountable to both the client and classmates for your share of the work. While there will be some lecturing to elaborate on the reading, classes will be highly interactive in nature.
Daily attendance is required to receive full course credit.
In addition to class hours, students should expect to meet outside of class to work on their consulting project. If you need course adaptations or accommodations because of a disability, please notify me on or before June 11. Flawless Consulting . Please pick one up from Ben Turner in the Lewiston-Auburn College Administrative Office after April 16. This course outline is based on expected student enrollment and client availability.