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Events are designed and facilitated by Illinois International's Global Communications team in close collaboration with International Student and Scholar Services and dozens of campus partners.

ISSSTRAINS: Navigating Intercultural Conflict Styles

Nov 11, 2025   4:00 - 5:00 pm  
Campus Instructional Facility (1405 W Springfield Ave, Urbana, IL 61801), Room 3025
Sponsor
International Student and Scholar Services
Cost
Free
Registration
Register here!
Contact
ISSS Training and Programs
E-Mail
isss-programs@illinois.edu
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Conflict happens everywhere, but how we handle it can look very different across cultures. Join us for an interactive workshop exploring how cultural values shape our approaches to disagreement, communication, and resolution.

Participants will:

  • Learn the four intercultural conflict styles: Discussion, Engagement, Accommodation, and Dynamic

  • Discover how directness and emotional expression influence communication

  • Analyze real-world examples and film clips to identify different conflict approaches

  • Reflect on their own preferred style and strategies for bridging across differences

Whether you tend to avoid conflict, dive right in, or navigate it through subtle cues, this session will help you better understand your own reactions and communicate more effectively across cultures.

Open to faculty, staff, and graduate students. 

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