Master's Degree Program In Conflict and Dispute Resolution

Faculty and Staff

The strength of our program derives from the blend of our students, the program structure, the resources of the law school and the university as a whole, and our faculty. In addition to the faculty listed here who teach our core courses and the electives we offer within the program, our students also benefit from many additional faculty drawn from around the university who teach single classes within some of our courses as invited experts who bring additional perspectives to the subjects at hand.

Our faculty are united in their enthusiasm for the principles and values underlying the field of conflict resolution and are dedicated to engaging our students in both its theory and its practical applications.

Faculty

Holly Arrow, Associate Professor, Department of Psychology & Institute of Cognitive and Decision Sciences

Tomas Baiza, Affirmative Action AAEO Specialist

Annie Bentz, Director, Conflict Resolution Services

Shaul Cohen, Associate Professor, Department of Geography and Co-Director of the Peace Studies Program

Judith Giers, Adjunct Professor in the Master's program

Jane Gordon, Director of the Appropriate Dispute Resolution Center and Associate Dean for Student and Program Affairs

Tim Hicks, Director, Master's Degree program in Conflict and Dispute Resolution

Tom Lininger, Assistant Professor of Law

Barbara MacKay, Adjunct Professor in the Master's program

Michael Moffitt, Associate Professor of Law and Associate Director of the Appropriate Dispute Resolution Program

Kenneth Pendleton, Adjunct Professor in the Master's program

Cheyney Ryan, Professor of Philosophy

Laurel Singer, M.S., L.P.C., Mediator

Mike Tedesco, Adjunct Professor of Law

Barbara Tint, Adjunct Professor in Conflict and Dispute Resolution, Director of International and Intercultural Conflict Resolution for the Conflict Resolution Graduate Program at Portland State University

Merle Weiner, Professor of Law

Staff

Ellen Laing

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“Everything that irritates us about others can lead us to an understanding of ourselves.”
Carl Jung

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