Nine Principles of Civility:
Speak Your Peace

1. Pay Attention - Be Aware of Others & Sensitive to the Immediate Context of Actions

2. Listen Closely  - Understand Other Points of View

3. Be Inclusive - Welcome All; Don't Exclude Anyone

4. Don't Gossip - Remind Others of the Importance of this Practice

5. Show Respect - Honor Others (Especially in Disagreement)

6. Be Agreeable - Find Opportunities to Agree

7. Apologize Sincerely - Repair Damaged Relationships

8. Give Constructive Comments, Suggestions & Feedback - No Personal Attacks (Focus on Issues)

9. Accept Responsibility - Don't Shift Blame; Share Disagreements Publicly

Sign the Oshkosh Civility Pledge:    We build a stronger and more diverse community by actively sharing our ideas and opinions with others in thoughtful and considerate ways.  By practicing this basic commitment  to civility, we  learn and grow from one another - even in disagreement.
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• Dawn Downs Arnold
• Lexi Ballweg
• Chris DeIuliis
• Karen Fredrick
• Michael Flanagan
• Karlene Grabner
• Tom Grogan
• David Gundlach
• Liz Hebbe
• Karen Heikel
• Erin Kohl
• Colleen Merrill
• Julie Mosher
• Sue Panek
• Stew Rieckman
• Jeff Riemann
• Christopher Rogers
• Mark Rohloff
• Walter Scott
• Karen Seifert