CADR Minor

The Conflict Analysis & Dispute Resolution (CADR) minor is an interdisciplinary program. The minor involves the completion of 5 courses. Students enrolled in this program will complete a minimum of 3 CADR courses. Individual directed-study courses for various major may be utilized with the approval of the minor advisor. For more information, contact  the Center for Conflict Resolution.

Why Minor in CADR?

Students have also found that CADR makes an excellent minor to supplement their skills in other disciplines.  Ultimately, CADR students develop strong analytical and practical skills to better understand and respond to conflict dynamics at all levels of human interaction.  Developing skills to better deal with conflict and to understand the dynamics involved will be useful no matter what profession you find yourself in.

We have found that CADR compliments the following areas of study as a minor: Business Administration, Communication Arts, Early Childhood Education, Elementary Education, Environmental Health, Environmental Issues, History, Information Systems, International Studies, Management, Nursing, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Social Work, and Sociology.

For more information on the Conflict Analysis Dispute Resolution Minor contact the Center for Conflict Resolution at (410) 219-2873 or by email at: conflictresolution@salisbury.edu

Download Current CADR Minor checklist (as of fall 2008)

You can pick up a hard copy by visiting us at the Center, we are located on the corner or Camden Ave. and College Ave. (1100 Camden Ave.)

Core Requirement

GROUP I:  Complete the Foundations Course:

Elective Requirements

GROUP II:  Complete 2 courses of upper level CADR electives (300-400 level):

GROUP III:  Complete 2 courses of general electives: