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Sacramento State workshop wrestles with conflict issues

Registration is underway for Sacramento State’s 14th annual Conflict Resolution Workshop 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 15-19, on campus.

The workshop is sponsored by Sacramento State’s Center for Health and Human Services Research and the Center for African Peace and Conflict Resolution. The workshop provides training in negotiation and mediation techniques as well as conflict theories, practices and mediation.

Workshop trainers include Ernest Uwazie, criminal justice professor and director for the University’s Center of African Peace and Conflict Resolution; and attorney Daniel Yamshon, who specializes in arbitration and mediation.

The workshop, which features short lectures, role-playing and other exercises, is designed for people involved in community organizations, non-governmental organizations, public and private agencies, business, human rights assistance, professional and trade unions and education.

The registration fee is $550 and includes a course manual and materials, plus two lunches. To register, visit http://www.csus.edu/org/capcr/events/newevents/ConflictResolution-2009.htm.   

For more information on the workshop, contact Uwazie at 278-6282 or e-mail uwazieee@csus.edu. For information on the Center for African Peace and Conflict Resolution, visit http://www.csus.edu/org/capcr/aboutcapcr.htm.