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LAB STUDENTS<\/h5>\n

Any student (or UNH alumni) from any major is welcome to\u00a0“affiliate.” To be considered a affiliate of the Civil Discourse Lab a student must\u00a0attend\u00a0at least one CDL approved event (as specified in weekly emails)\u00a0and notify the Assistant Program Director that they attended the event. At this\u00a0point the Assistant Program Director will\u00a0begin tracking the hours the student\u00a0commits\u00a0to extracurricular learning & training as part of the Civil Discourse Lab. A students\u00a0\u00a0affiliation will stay active until they\u00a0graduate as long as they\u00a0attend one activity per semester,\u00a0unless they\u00a0wish to stay on as an alumni participant.<\/p>\n

PROGRESSION OF CDL STUDENTS<\/h5>\n
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  1. CDL affiliates\u00a0first participate in a CDL- designed or co-hosted event (as specified in the weekly emails)<\/li>\n
  2. Affiliates will be trained by the CDL faculty or staff and\u00a0have the opportunity to serve as a notetaker<\/li>\n
  3. After serving as a note-taker for an event, affiliates will be approved and trained to co-facilitate<\/li>\n
  4. Once affiliates are comfortable with the co-facilitator role, they may serve as the lead facilitator<\/li>\n
  5. Students who logged significant hours in lab approved events are the first to be called on to facilitate for campus needs<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n
    LAB HOURS<\/h5>\n