Spring Meeting -
March 16, 2012
"Mediation Theory into Practice"
Training with Roy Baroff
Add practical skills to
your mediation “tool box” by considering mediation theory.
In this program you will first take a step back and consider
the underlying thinking and theory of facilitative,
transformative and narrative mediation. From this
foundation you will practice and play with mediation skills
that come from these ideas. Additionally, you will also
focus on rapport building techniques to open space and build
relationships. This is an interactive program designed to
expand your mediation thinking and skill set.
Roy J.
Baroff is an attorney, mediator, arbitrator and
educator. He is certified by the N.C. Dispute Resolution
Commission as a North Carolina Superior Court, Family
Financial and Clerk of Court Mediator. He is also an
arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association and for
the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority. He teaches
Mediation Theory & Practice at UNC Greensboro for the
Masters Program in Conflict and Peace Studies. He
previously taught (2005 – 11) as an adjunct professor at UNC
School of Law in the Research Reasoning Writing and Advocacy
program. He is currently an adjunct professor at Elon School
of Law where he teaches Legal Method and Communication. In
addition to his dispute resolution practice, he also
represents plaintiffs in serious workers’ compensation and
personal injury claims.
Summer Meeting -
June 5, 2012
Fall Training
Meeting - September, 2012, specific date TBA
