Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution

A new initiative between Cornell's Office of the Judicial Administrator and the Martin and Laurie Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution will allow students to take a joint ILR and Cornell Law School course, training the students to mediate disputes within the university this upcoming fall.

“Campus Mediation Practicum: Theory and Practice,” the first campus mediation program in the university’s history, will be co-taught by Rocco M. Scanza and Katrina Nobles.

A former national vice president for the American Arbitration Association, Scanza directs a mediation program for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission. He also serves as a professional mediator and arbitrator of employment, labor and commercial disputes.

Nobles, who holds an advanced degree in conflict resolution, is the university’s most experienced mediator of interpersonal conflicts. Prior to joining Cornell, she directed one of upstate New York’s most respected community mediation centers.

https://www.ilr.cornell.edu/news/campus-mediation-comes-age

Campus Mediation Comes of Age Cornell students to mediate campus disputes

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From 2015 today: Thank you to the Scheinman Institute on Conflict Resolution and Cornell University ILR School for helping Cornell IvyQ 2015 kick off its final day of programming!