Secondary Breadcrumbs Negotiation and Conflict Resolution News Category - Any -AlumniFacultyImpacts and InsightsIn the CommunityIn the MediaKnowledge BaseOffice of the DeanPress ReleaseResearch & PublicationsSchoolStaffStudent Student A Journey of Peace, Sustainability, and Learning in Hiroshima An intensive two-week program in Japan explored vital sustainability issues, the legacy of Hiroshima, and the importance of local action for global change. Faculty, School Peacebuilding in a “City at Peace”: The Role of Academic Engagement in Medellín Since 2014, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution faculty have met with Colombian social activists and academics to discuss the current state of peace. Faculty Brain Power Revealed: The Neuroscience of Human Behavior Hidden deep inside our brain is a small structure that regulates our response to danger. Despite its size, it has a major impact on our behavior. Student Soldiers, Scholars, and World-Changers: West Point Officers Sharpen Their Conflict Resolution Skills at Columbia SPS Captain Treven Treece and Major Theodore De Leeuw share how the NECR program is expanding their ability to “listen, learn, and lead.” School Negotiating Peace through Diplomacy: A U.S. Ambassador Shares Past Triumphs and Future Challenges At Columbia’s Faculty House, Ambassador Stuart Eizenstat drew back the curtain on life as a diplomat. Student Peacebuilding, Representation, and Interconnectedness in Equitable Resource Management A Negotiation and Conflict Resolution student’s capstone project on the Navajo Nation’s fight for water in Arizona. Alumni, Faculty Conflict Resolution in Organizations: Celebrating Annual Ombuds Day Faculty and alumni of the Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program share insights into their diverse roles as ombuds. Alumni SPS Students Take Home Bronze in International Negotiation Competition A group of students representing two SPS graduate programs was the only American team that advanced to the final round of an international negotiation competition. Student Negotiation and Conflict Resolution Summer Practicums Offer Students the Chance to Put Theory into Practice Students have the opportunity to study in NYC, Colombia, and Japan. School How Columbians Can Navigate Communication Challenges in the “Post-truth Era” On March 27, the Columbia University School of Professional Studies hosted a panel discussion on communication challenges as part of the Dialogue Across Difference initiative. Faculty, In the Media Women Are More Likely to Negotiate Salaries. Why Do They Still Earn Less Than Men? As pay inequity continues to plague U.S. workplaces, many organizations and women’s rights advocates are asking why. (SHRM) Faculty Helping Columbia Faculty Navigate Difficult Conversations in the Classroom and Beyond A recent NECR workshop explored the upside to uncomfortable conversations and how self-awareness in communication can lead to healthier relationships. Load More Apply We encourage you to apply as soon as possible. Request Information Stay in the know with updates sent straight to your inbox.
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