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Advanced Mediation and Negotiation Skills Training
Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution
Getting Ready to Negotiate-Successfully!

Executive Education Programs

Negotiation • Alternative Dispute Resolution • Mediation

In today’s world, conflict is ever-present in our places of work, our neighborhoods and even our homes. There has never been a greater need for an awareness and understanding of negotiation, dispute resolution and mediation. With the right knowledge and tools, individuals, organizations and communities can learn to handle disputes more effectively to reduce confrontation and conflict and preserve relationships.

In response to requests from the public and private sectors, Rider University will be offering its Executive Education Programs in Negotiation, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation to help participants become better negotiators and more effective leaders. In this series of one- and two-day workshops, you can develop the skills to handle disputes more effectively, negotiate successfully and deal with interpersonal conflict.  These programs will be offered during the Fall of 2007. 

Open enrollment programs will tentatively include:

                    Advanced Mediation and Negotiation Skills Training
                      Dates TBA (two day)

                    Introduction to Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR)
                      Date TBA (one day)

                    Getting Ready to Negotiate — Successfully!
                      Date TBA (one day)

Through lectures, interactive case studies and role-playing exercises, you will:

 

Expert Instruction and Interaction

Stanley BravermanSTANLEY A. BRAVERMAN, ESQ.
Deputy District Director
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
       Philadelphia District Office
Attorney-at-Law, Braverman Associates

Prior to assuming his current post, Mr. Braverman was an attorney, legal advisor and mediator specializing in employment law issues. As an attorney with the Defense Logistics Agency, he advised government officials on employment law, litigation, contract and workplace ethical issues. Mr. Braverman is nationally known for his expertise in negotiation techniques and workplace conflict resolution. He has mediated hundreds of workplace-related disputes throughout the United States and is the author of RESOLVE, a national award-winning EEO mediation program designed to reduce litigation expenses.

Mr. Braverman has lectured on ADR and effective negotiation techniques throughout the United States. He has designed many employment mediation and negotiation training programs, including the 2006 EXCEL Conference Advanced Mediation and Negotiation Skills Training track. He often serves as a “settlement judge” for highly complex federal sector cases.

Workshop Information
All workshops will be held at Rider University’s Lawrenceville Campus, conveniently located on Route 206 off I-95, about 20 minutes from Princeton. Classes will be conducted in Sweigart Hall, home to the University’s AACSB-accredited College of Business Administration.

Contact Information
For more information about Rider University’s Executive Education Programs in Negotiation, Alternative Dispute Resolution and Mediation and/or to register, contact:

Dr. Larry Newman
Dean of the College of Business Administration
Rider University
Phone: (609) 896-5152

Admission Requirements & Costs
Enrollment is limited to a select group of professionals to insure maximum personal interaction. No formal education requirements apply, but proficiency in English is essential. The program fee is still to be decided. Program fees will include tuition, instructional materials, continental breakfast, lunch and coffee breaks each day. The fee is payable in advance.

Early Registration
Registration forms postmarked or faxed one month prior to the start of any workshop will receive a $50 discount for the one-day programs and $75 for the two-day programs.

Discounts
Group discounts are available for organizations with five or more participants. Call for details.

Hotel Information
If you require overnight accommodations, please click here for information on hotels located near our campus.  



 

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