Cal Caucus Publishes Second Online Journal

The California Caucus of College and University Ombuds published its second online, interactive journal. 



Articles include:

• "When and To Whom Should the Ombuds Report a Problematic Trend?" by Michael Dues and Sue Theiss;

• "The Merits of a Staff Ombudsman in Higher Education: A Plea for the Widespread Introduction of a Staff Ombudsman in the Higher Education System in the Netherlands" by Paul Herfs and Sytske Teppema;

• "Institutional Ombudsing: Considering the Role of Discourse" and C. McKenna Lang;

• "Culture, Fairness and the Brain: A Model for Effective Conflict Engagement" (2013 Conference Summary) by Shirley Nakata;

• "What Am I Doing and Why Am I Doing It? Reflections on the Ombuds Experience" (2013 Conference Summary) by Emma Williams;

• "Issues of Workplace and Cyber Bullying" (2013 Conference Summary) Natalie Sharpe and Sue Theiss; 

• "Theme Weaving: Cal Caucus 2013" (2013 Conference Summary) by Jenna Brown.

(Cal Caucus Journal.)

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