Can KU Students change the direction of the pandemic?
Over the last eight months, our campus community has endured an unprecedented crisis with the Covid 19 pandemic and the local and national response. Students are in a powerful position to use their experiences and unique perspectives to create meaningful solutions.
Meet with the CCHD research team members to create a plan for enhanced campus engagement to address the pandemic's concerns with collective intelligence.
Collective intelligence refers to the shared wisdom that emerges from the collaboration of different people working together. There is excitement around collective intelligence because it allows groups to accomplish difficult tasks more creatively and effectively than any individual. Including diverse perspectives is the best way to create the highest collective intelligence level necessary to manage complex problems.
This workshop will engage with students in building a model that will help us think together about the impacts the campus pandemic response has had on the student community. We will then work together to co-create an engagement plan that harnesses campus perspectives' diversity to create meaningful impact.
Join us to:
- Build a model of the impacts of Covid 19 on the student community
- Create an innovative engagement plan that will lead to meaningful impact and change
For more information on collective intelligence, see this video
For more information on diversity and collective intelligence, see this video.
For more information on fuzzy cognitive maps, the technique we will use, see this video
ZOOM INFORMATION:
Meeting ID: 992 1693 8485
Passcode: 771511
