Negotiation and Conflict Resolution News

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.

Students have the opportunity to study in NYC, Colombia, and Japan.

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.

As pay inequity continues to plague U.S. workplaces, many organizations and women’s rights advocates are asking why. (SHRM)

A recent NECR workshop explored the upside to uncomfortable conversations and how self-awareness in communication can lead to healthier relationships.

Negotiation and Conflict Resolution students reflect on the role of new technology in conflict resolution and the challenge of depicting the true horror of violence when trying to build empathy.

Why thinking of public safety "as a question of policing alone" does not make us safer. (The Fulcrum)

How can restorative practices be used to break cycles of violence and foster long-lasting peace?

Peter Dixon, associate professor in the M.S. in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program, describes his research on restorative justice, and his student, Teya Gulie, reflects on her capstone project.

Columbia SPS instructor, La-Verna Fountain (‘10SPS, NECR), on how her U.S. Army experience has informed her academic career.

This past June, Negotiation and Conflict Resolution lecturer Courtney Chicvak sat on a United Nations panel in Geneva.

Dr. Peter Dixon has been named an associate professor of practice to the Master of Science in Negotiation and Conflict Resolution program