MSC05 3090
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
Phone: (505) 277-2525
Fax: (505) 277-0345
MSC05 3090
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131
Phone: (505) 277-2525
Fax: (505) 277-0345
Corporations, government agencies, and other organizations are discovering the immense benefits of mediation over traditional adversarial methods of dispute resolution. The financial cost of unresolved conflict is high, yet measurable. Costs of litigation and grievance-handling are dramatically reduced by early mediation, preventing further escalation. Mediation not only resolves conflicts - it increases productivity, saves time and money, creates a safer workplace, and promotes a climate of cooperativeness.
This program is excellent preparation for those who plan to enter the field of dispute resolution and mediation, as well as for all individuals interested in acquiring mediator skills. The techniques, approaches and skills learned in this class have benefited professionals in HR, supervisory or managerial roles, corporate executives, and sales professionals.
Students who successfully complete this 40 hour course are eligible for a Mediations Certificate allowing them to mediate professionally.
Program Fee:
$995
Early Bird Pricing $945
Group Discount $100
UNM Alumni $895
UNM Staff - $895 (Tuition Remission Accepted)
Refer a friend discount $50
Click here for more information about early and group registration discounts.
Fridays & Saturdays, September 14 - October 6, 2012
Fridays 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Saturdays 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
Graduate School of Management, Room GSM 318
1924 Las Lomas Road NE
East end of the Anderson Graduate School of Management Building (Building #87)
Yale Parking Structure
Parking is included in the cost of your program and is readily available at the
Yale Parking Structure. You can access the Yale Parking Structure from Yale Blvd.
From Lomas Blvd., turn south onto Yale Blvd. Parking Structure is on the east side of Yale
Blvd., one block from Lomas Blvd.
To receive the Anderson School's Certificate, participants must attend 37 of the 40 hours.
Anne Lightsey, when she was 23, Anne arrived in Brazil for a 2 year YMCA work assignment with no job description, no easily identifiable skills, and not able to speak a word of Portuguese. Yet the local CEO sensed potential, so he was willing to give her a shot. Soon enough she was fluently training others in vital life skills and guiding them forward to a future path of foreign travel, a program the YMCA continues to use to this day.
It was through this adventure that she discovered that creating and delivering customized trainings are both a passion and a gift, one for which she has received national awards and recognition. Her expertise includes training individuals and organizations in Mediation, Win-Win Communication Skills, Tools for Mastering Difficult Conversations, Strengthening Personal Resiliency, and Ethics -- to name a few. Today, Anne's talents enrich and change the lives of individuals in critical life stages and seeking personal development.