Frequently Asked Questions
Please note, the following information
is for 2006-2007
How long does it take to complete
the program and what will I receive upon completion?
The Mediation Skills Training program is offered as an intensive
5-day course. Students attend five, eight-hour sessions (with
an hour break for lunch each day). Upon successful completion
of the sequence, students are awarded a Certificate of Completion
in Mediation Skills Training from the School of Continuing
Studies at Northwestern University.
Is there an admissions process
to become enrolled in the program?
There are no prerequisites and there is no formal admissions
process for this program. Students can simply sign up by mail,
fax or register online.
What are the class location(s)
and time(s) of the classes?
Time: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Location: Loop Campus
210 S. Clark St.
16th Floor
Chicago, Illinois (Click here for a map)
Where can I purchase books and
materials?
For course materials, please see the course
listings.
What is the enrollment deadline?
Students may register up until 5:00 p.m. the last business
day before the class begins, provided space is available.
Early bird registration ends at 5:00pm seven calendar days
prior to the first class meeting. Students who register
after
this date will be charged a $50.00 late registration fee.
Is there a cancellation policy/
fee?
The University reserves the right to cancel classes due to
insufficient enrollments, instructor illness, severe weather
or natural disaster. In the event of cancellation due to insufficient
enrollment, registrants will be notified immediately and all
fees are returned.
Student-generated cancellations must be reported in writing
(a fax response is acceptable) before the first meeting of
the course; however, a $50 processing fee will be withheld
from the refunded amount. Please note that no refunds will
be issued after the class begins.
Who are the coaches/trainers that
will teach in the program?
For biographical information, please see the course
listings.
Who should enroll in this program?
This program is excellent preparation for those who plan to
enter the field of dispute resolution and arbitration. Professionals
with a legal background or just an interest in the mediation
field are encouraged to enroll. The program will also benefit
professionals in supervisory or managerial roles. Human resources
professionals, corporate executives, and sales professionals
from a variety of industries are just some of the individuals
who've benefited from this program in the past.
Who can I contact for more information?
For further questions regarding this program, students may call 847-491-3225
or email ncpdp@northwestern.edu.
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