SEED Facilitator Training Application (2021-2022)
This is an application to be trained as a student facilitator for Students Engaging in Essential Dialogues (SEED)! You can learn more about SEED here: https://www.carleton.edu/dean-of-students/initiatives/seed/ . Your answers to these questions will remain confidential and only members of the SEED leadership team: Elena Morales-Grahl '23, Win Wen Ooi '22, Santi Rico '22, and Emma Chin '23, Bee Candelaria '24, Anwesha Mukherji '23, and also potentially our faculty/staff advisory board (Renee Faulkner, Al Montero and Dean Livingston) will see them. You may skip any questions that you are not comfortable answering, but all responses will be kept confidential. We would appreciate your responses because they will help us to ensure that we have a diverse group of facilitators and to create pairs of co-facilitators that work well together. Additionally, the depth of your answers will aid us in the selection process as we cannot hold interviews at this time. Reach out to SEED Board members with any questions. The deadline for this application is Sunday March 20th at midnight.

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Email *
Name *
Student ID Number (available on the back of OneCard) *
I commit to attending the three-day training on April 15-17 (3rd Week), co-facilitating a conversation at least once in Spring 2022 and Fall 2022 and at least 1 per term for the remainder of your time at Carleton. *
Class Year *
Major (If you haven't declared yet, you can respond with an intended/potential major or you can just say, "undecided.")
Hometown
Race
Ethnicity
Gender Identity
Pronouns
Sexual Orientation
Class/Socio-Economic Background
Citizenship Status/Nationality
Ability/Disability Status (Including invisible disabilities, learning difficulties and anything you'd like to share)
Religious Background
Your perception of your body type/size
Other identities salient to you/that you want us to know about (i.e. I was raised in a single-parent household, addiction runs in my family, etc.)
Describe the key skills that you bring to the role of facilitator. *
Why do you want to become a trained facilitator? What do you hope to see come out of these dialogues? *
What might you foresee being some of your concerns/limitations with facilitating these dialogues? *
Describe your style of engagement and communication with others in group settings. Try to be precise about the conditions under which you are inclined to be more vocal and those that cause you to be more of a listener. *
Describe your experience talking about issues of diversity. Include any experience facilitating classes and/or conversations. (e.g. FemSex, Intergroup Dialogue/Critical Conversations, etc) *
Describe your leadership experience, if any (none required).
Describe what you're involved in on campus. How will you manage the emotional, logistical, and other commitments of being a SEED facilitator? *
Do you have any dietary restrictions?
Will you be off-campus any upcoming terms? If so, when?
Is there anyone you're not comfortable undergoing this two-day training with? (We will also ensure that everyone is comfortable with their co-facilitators, but for now we are concerned about the larger group for the training. This isn't a guarantee that they will be excluded, but we will follow up with you so that the training space will be safe enough for everyone to engage in the work of facilitating difficult dialogues.)
If you are chosen to be a facilitator, would you also be interested in being on the SEED Board?
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