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CR 39.1 Neutral Training Course, January 23 and 30, February 6 and 13, 2008, presented by the ADR Committee of the Federal Bar Association of the Western District of Washington;
University of Washington School of Law, Washington Law School Foundation Professional Mediation Skills Training Program; October 6-8, 21-22, 2006 (36 hours of training);
Attended:
11th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference, April 11 and 12, 2003:
13th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference, April 29 and 30, 2005;
14th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference, April 28 and 29, 2006;
15th Annual Northwest Dispute Resolution Conference, May 4 and 5, 2007.
Mediation Ethics, presented by Professor Alan Kirtley, University of Washington Law School, February 14, 2008; King County Bar Association, ADR Section.
Conversation Re: Co-Mediating, presented by Alan Alhadeff and Micky Forbes of Alhadeff & Forbes Mediation Services; January 10, 2008, King County Bar Association, ADR Section.
Cross Cultural Issues in Mediation, presented by Dongsheng Zang, Assistant Professor of Law, University of Washington School of Law; April 20, 2007, King County Bar Association, ADR Section.
Visions of Justice: Dialogue Between Facilitative/Evaluative Mediators, presented by Andrew Kidde, Director, Bellevue Mediation Program, February 8, 2007, King County Bar Association, ADR Section.
Member, King County Bar Association, ADR Section, 2007-2009.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Mediators' Opportunity to Help Lawyers Prepare for Mediation, April 2008.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Lessons Learned From the Other Side; Functional Differences in Roles, May 2008.
FBA: Ninth Circuit Mediation and General Update, July 2008.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section,: ADR Update From the Bench How They Affect Your Practice, September 2008.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Trends in ADR/ Tips for Lawyers, October 2008.
King County Bar Associaiton, ADR Section: Technical Disputes & Expert Advice in Mediation, Looking for a Best Practice, December 2008.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Where Does Conflict Come From, How Does It Work, How Attorneys Should Respond, Part 1, February 2009.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Where Does Conflict Come From, How Does It Work, How Attorneys Should Respond, Part 2, March 2009.
King County Bar Association, ADR Section: Cultural Baggage When Negotiating, May 2009.
Washington Alternative Dispute Resolution Section: Mediation and Arbitration Boot Camp Seminar, September 2010.
WSBA: What Must, May, Should We Say, Ethical Obligations in Mediation and Settlement (Gary Bloom), November 2010.
WSBA: Mediation, ARbitration, or trial, Oh My! (Howard Barlett, Hon. Mariane Spearman, Cheryl Russell), December 2010.
WSBA: Best Practices Using Mediation and Facilitation: A Case Study (Kathleen Wareham, Karen Thompson, Janet Smith), January 2011.
WSBA: Advising the Non-Professional Fiduciary, Dispute Resolution Details (Hon. Terry Lukens), September 2011.
I also have studied numerous written works concerning alternative dispute resolution, including the following series of books authored by Roger Fisher and William Ury:
Getting to Yes: Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In, Roger Fisher and William L. Ury
Getting Past No: Negotiating Your Way from Confrontation to Cooperation, William L. Ury
The Power of a Positive No: How to Say No and Still Get to Yes, William L. Ury
The Third Side: Why We Fight and How We Can Stop, William L. Ury
Beyond Reason: Using Emotions as You Negotiate, Roger Fisher and Daniel Shapiro
Beyond Macchiavelli: Tools For Coping With Conflict, Roger Fisher, Elizabeth Kopelman, Andrea Kupfer Schneider
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