NAVIGATION   Home Page   Archive   DON Point of Contact Introduction To ADR   Introduction   Techniques   DON ADR Stats     for FY02     for FY01   Policy History   History, Legislation     & Policy   ADR Awareness     Test Making ADR Work For You   Conflict Resolution   Mediator Selection   Successes   Pros & Cons   Lessons Learned Workplace ADR In The Department of the Navy   I Need A Mediator!   Regional ADR Centers   Mediator Certification   Program Documents Resources   ADR Library   Interagency ADR Group   Other ADR Websites   Program Publications Education and Training   Acquisition/Contracts   Environmental   General   Specialized   Training Archive   Workplace AWARDS OPM Director's Outstanding ADR Program Award   FIND INFORMATION ON OTHER FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WEBSITES	ADR Training Archive The Washington Navy Yard Series: ADR CONFIDENTIALITY September 22, 2004, from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Department of the Navy Explore the extent and limits of confidentiality in federal ADR at the administrative and court levels. While there is some lecture, the course also challenges attendees to answer questions that push the envelope on mediation confidentiality and ethics. Specific topics include: Relavent Legal Sources Administrative ADR Confidentiality & Exceptions Policy Federal Court ADR Confidentiality Nuts and Bolts Trends (DON Certified Mediators receive 4 CEUs.) Attendees: This course is open for any (DON) employee with a serious professional interest in ADR. Personnel from other Federal agencies welcomed on a space available basis. Limit of 30. Location: Washington Navy Yard, DC (Near Navy Yard and Eastern Market Metro Stations) Registration: (202) 685-6953 27 September 2004 Sealing the Agreement Place: HRSC-East, Norfolk, VA. Course Length: 4 hours (0800-1200) Cost: $0 Description: Have you ever wondered what you can do to increase the opportunity for resolution in mediation? While Mediators don't have the authority to impose resolution on disputants, we do have the responsibility to facilitate at a level of competency that gives them the greatest opportunity possible for them to reach a resolution. Learn about common barriers to agreements and strategies for overcoming them. This course is part of the ADR skills building series presented by HRSC East. Point of Contact: 757-396-7858, DSN 386-7858 or email gloria.creekmore@ochr.navy.mil.
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