What is your profession and title?

Consultant, Partner

What is your ADR experience? (trainings and education)

Community Mediation Training and Certification:

Pittsburgh Mediation Center, 1997, 40 hours

Victim Offender Dialogue Training:

Pittsburgh Mediation Center, 1999, 13 hours

Divorce and Family Mediation Training and Certification:

Pittsburgh, PA (Lynn McBeth) 2004, 40 hours

National Community Crisis Response Team Training and Certification:

2004, National Organization for Victim Assistance, 40 hours Mediation Program for Victims of Violent Crime:

Pennsylvania Office of the Victim Advocate (Lorraine Stutzman Amstutz), May 2008, 25 hours

Advanced Mediation Training in Elder Mediation:

Center for Victims of Violence and Crime (Foxman & Mariani), October 2008, 21 hours

Mediating Dangerously:

Global Negotiations Insight Institute, Ken Cloke, 2008, 40 hours

Sustained Dialogue:

International Institute for Sustained Dialogue, Hal Saunders, Phil Stewart, 2010 16 hours

Conflict Prevention: West Africa

US Institute of Peace Academy, 2010, 40 hours

The Power of Dialogue: Constructive Conversations on Divisive Issues:

Public Conversations Project, 2010, 24 hours

Leading Adaptive Teams in Conflict Environments:

US Institute of Peace Academy, 2010, 40 hours

What, if any, ADR organizations or groups do you belong to?

ACR, AFP, NCDD, W.PA Mediation Council,

What are you hoping to get from ADRhub.com

Continued professional growth and development opportunities

What other ADR related sites do you visit?

Mediate.com
IMI
NPD
AFP
ACR
Beyond Intractability
USIP
NCDD