Learn from the Experts
Leaders in local government are increasingly called upon to exhibit proficiency in a range of skills from cultural competency, to conflict management, to bringing together groups with diverse opinions. This training series, lead by internationally renowned faculty, is designed to equip leaders with the necessary skills and knowledge to excel in this challenging environment.
For the 18th consecutive year Mitchell Hamline’s Dispute Resolution Institute is ranked in the top 5 dispute resolution programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Created exclusively for AMC members, this interactive series of trainings will address the following topics, among others:
- The influence of culture on decision making and public dialogue
- The skills, constraints and dynamics of negotiation
- Key communication and conflict processing skills required for successfully navigating challenging conversations
- Components of successful public engagement and dialogue
Offered in cooperation with Association of Minnesota Counties, Education & Training
Training Series
Wednesday, June 20: Conducting Challenging Conversations
Michael Tsur, Founder and Director, Shakla and Tariya, Israel; Member of the Israeli Defense Force Hostage Negotiation Unit
Wednesday, July 25: Cross-Cultural Communication
Sukhsimranjit Singh, Managing Director, Straus Institute for Dispute Resolution, Assistant Professor of Law & Practice at Pepperdine University School of Law
Wednesday, August 29: Foundations of Negotiation
James Coben, Professor of Law, Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Sharon Press, Professor and Director, Dispute Resolution Institute, Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Wednesday, October 10: Community Engagement
Mariah Levison, Manager, Bureau of Mediation Services, Office of Collaboration & Dispute Resolution
Sharon Press, Professor and Director, Dispute Resolution Institute, Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Note: An awards reception will immediately follow the training sessions on October 10.
“Ive been participating in labor negotiations for many years and have historically dreaded the experience; however, this training series has altered my view of the process and provided me with tools that have made a significant difference in my performance – a recent compliment from a commissioner confirmed that.”
Minnesota County Administrator |
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Registration
Cost is $150 per each training session. Only participants attending all four sessions will receive a certificate of completion from Mitchell Hamline School of Law. Space is limited and participants are accepted on a first-come basis. Preference will be given to those that register for the entire series.
Collaboration & Negotiation for Leaders Registration
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Time
All sessions will be held from 10 am-3:30 pm. Morning coffee and lunch will be provided each day.
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CLE Credits
CLE credits will be applied for.
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Questions
Contact Kitty Atkins, Associate Director, Dispute Resolution Institute | kitty.atkins@mitchellhamline.edu | 651-695-7677