Group Process Research
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Consulting Services
The 9P Planning model is applicable to a variety of community development situations where there is a desire to be inclusive of cultural groups experiencing barriers to participation in public decision-making.
I am available as a consultant to help municipal, county, regional, state and provincial governments, as well as non-governmental organizations and not-for-profit entities. Choose the Consulting link to review the Model and to read a short description. You may also link to some of the initial research and source material for 9P Planning through my article published in the Journal of International and Intercultural Communication which investigated the British Columbia Treaty Process.
Published Articles & Books
- Journal of International and Intercultural Communication
- Communication for Public Decision-Making in a Negative Historical Context:
Building Intercultural Relationships in the British Columbia Treaty Process - Online Link to: 9P Planning: Overcoming Roadblocks to Collaboration in Intercultural Community Contexts
International Workshop on Intercultural Collaboration, Stanford University, February 2009 - Amazon Link to: Relational Dimensions of Intercultural Communication in Public Dialogue
- Publisher Link to: Importance of Gender Homophily in the Computer Science Classroom
- Publisher Link to: Motivating Women in Computer Science Education. In E. Trauth (Ed.).
- Motivating Women In Computer Science Education
- Online Link to: Use of Elite and Non-Elite Sources at the Navajo Times and the Gallup Independent
Academic Links
an Abstract of the Dissertation, a short Teaching Philosophy
and the Introduction page of her Master's Thesis.
Downloads of the complete Dissertation are available by submitting a request here.
Schools
For other valuable links to information on engaging culturally diverse communities check out the following links:
The Turtle Story
A Story from Native American culture relating to the Communication Model used in my Dissertation. Click on either of the turtle logos found at the top of every page.