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Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service

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Federal Mediation & Conciliation Service (FMCS)

2100 K Street, NW
Washington, DC 20427
Tel: (202) 606-8100
Fax: (202) 606-4251

http://www.fmcs.gov

Contact: Dan Ellerman, Human Resources Director, FMCS National Office
(202) 606-5460
dellerman@fmcs.gov

For over 60 years, the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service (FMCS) have delivered neutral and confidential conflict resolution assistance to the nation’s unionized workplaces. The FMCS was created by Congress as an

PON 5th Annual Internship Fair

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Are you interested in gaining valuable work experience in the field of negotiation and dispute resolution? Come to the PON Internship Fair to meet representatives of organizations that are recruiting interns and research assistants.

Recruiters will briefly introduce their organizations and the available internships at 5:30 P.M. sharp. Students will then be able to circulate among

Dispute Resolution in the Healthcare Industry: Social Capital Creation in Hospitals

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Ariel Avgar, PON Graduate Research Fellow and PhD Candidate, Cornell University

Join PON Graduate Research Fellow Ariel Avgar for a discussion about dispute resolution in the healthcare industry.

Ariel Avgar’s dissertation, Treating Conflict: Dispute Resolution in the Healthcare Industry, examines outcomes associated with different dispute resolution practices in hospitals. He conducted an in-depth case study of a

Building a Career in Conflict Resolution

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Webcasts
Workshop I – Mapping Your Own Conflict Resolution Career Path

Workshop II – Getting Your Foot in the Backdoor: Strategies for Building a Career in Conflict Resolution

Workshop III – Strategies for Success as a Conflict Resolution Professional
RealPlayer Recommended

Workshop I

Mapping Your Own Conflict
Resolution Career Path
March 8, 2004

What is the range of backgrounds that can lead to a

The Role of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service in Resolving Critical Labor Disputes

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Panelists

Richard Barnes – Executive Director, William J. Usery Center for the Workplace, Georgia State University

Peter J. Hurtgen – Director, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

Chuck O’Connor – Vice President General Counsel, Maersk Inc.

Joel Schaffer – Commissioner, FMCS

Richard Trumka – Secretary/Treasurer, AFL-CIO

Moderator

Kathleen McGinn – Harvard Business School

Some labor disputes are so critical to the daily life of

Building A Career in Conflict Resolution

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Workshop I – Mapping Your Own Conflict Resolution Career Path

Workshop II – Getting Your Foot in the Backdoor: Strategies for Building a Career in Conflict Resolution

Workshop III – Strategies for Success as a Conflict Resolution Professional
RealPlayer Recommended (download here)

Workshop I

Mapping Your Own Conflict
Resolution Career Path
March 8, 2004

click for webcast

What is the range of backgrounds that

Mediating High-Stakes Disputes: Theory Meets Practice

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Please join the Fletcher School and the Program on Negotiation for a public talk and discussion with
Peter J. Hurtgen
the 15th Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

With an introduction by Fletcher Academic Dean Lisa Lynch and responses by Professors Jeswald Salacuse and Adil Najam

Wednesday, April 14, 2004
11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Fletcher School of Law

Speaker Lunch with Don Mullan

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Please join the Fletcher School and the Program on Negotiation for a public talk and discussion with:

Peter J. Hurtgen
the 15th Director of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

With an introduction by Fletcher Academic Dean Lisa Lynch and responses by Professors Jeswald Salacuse and Adil Najam

Please RSVP to Kim Wright at klwright@law.harvard.edu.

Please join us for