The contents of this training revolve around the mediation process, the mediator's role, and the understanding and application of mediation theory and practice. The participants will learn how to use mediation to resolve disputes within their fields of expertise. In addition, participants will learn how the mediation process is used to resolve conflicts in a variety of complex disputes involving multiple parties, differing power balances, interests, values, and contexts. Participants will develop the necessary analytical skills to understand and shape the mediation process to accommodate any dispute.
Course Details
Dates: September 8th-12th, 2014
Time: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Location: Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute, University of Maryland
4500 Paint Branch Parkway, Classroom 2
College Park, MD
Questions: Contact the Center at (301) 313-0800.
This program meets Maryland Rule of Procedure, Title 17-Alternative Dispute Resolution, Rule 17-104 (2013) and has been approved by the Virginia Mandatory Continuing Legal Education Board for 35.5 hours of credit (1.5 hours will apply in the area of legal ethics or professionalism) and the Pennsylvania Continuing Legal Education Board for 33.5 credits (32 Substantive and 1.5 Ethics).
The early registration rate ends August 22nd!
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