Unlikely Friends - Helpful or Harmful?

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Unfolding issue two cover page. Published by ACSLHE in February 2025.
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Published: Feb 2, 2025
Keywords:
dialogue, difference, discomfort, conflict resolution, conversation

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Heather Daugherty
ACLSHE

Abstract

Abstract: This case study looks at a conversation that happened as a part of the university’s Unlikely Friends programming. It asks the question how we make space for students to share deeply and also to make space for difference in the conversation.

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How to Cite
Daugherty, H. (2025). Unlikely Friends - Helpful or Harmful?. Unfolding: University Chaplaincy in Practice, 2(1). Retrieved from https://unfolding.journals.publicknowledgeproject.org/index.php/unfolding/article/view/11499
Issue
Vol. 2 No. 1 (2025): Unfolding: University Chaplaincy in Practice
Section
Case Study
Author Biography

Heather Daugherty, ACLSHE

Heather Gerbsch Daugherty has served university communities for over two decades, most recently at Belmont University. University chaplaincy gives her the opportunity to journey with students as they explore issues of faith, vocation, and navigating the world with intention. She is a candidate for Holy Orders in the Episcopal Church.