Conflict Studies Online Syllabi Collection
Accessing the Online Syllabi Collection
The more than 80 available syllabi have been divided into some
broad, and often overlapping categories. Background
information on the collection is offered below.
The collection is available to users in a searchable
form [Note: some server problems have resulted in the database sometimes being closed inadvertantly. If so, please browse the collection using the links below.] via
 our
syllabi sampler
search page.
The collection can also be browsed in a nonsearchable form using links
provided on this page.
Browse Our Current Collection by Category
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Introductory Undergraduate
Classes In Conflict Resolution
Graduate-Level Introductory
Courses
Graduate-Level Elective
Courses
Introductory Graduate
Classes in Schools of Planning, Business, Organizational Development
and Education
Introductory Graduate
Courses in Law Schools
Law School Seminars
and Clinics
Conflict Resolution Theory
Classes
Mediation and Conflict
Resolution Skills Courses
Negotiation Courses
Some Background on the Collection
Back in 1996, a meeting was held for faculty and coordinators of
Graduate Programs in dispute resolution. During this meeting, the
group agreed to work together to make available more examples of
syllabi and other teaching materials. Juliana Birkhoff shouldered
the task of gathering and sorting syllabi which were then published
in a spiral-bound volume by the National Institute for Dispute Resolution
(see Birkhoff, Juliana, ed., Conflict Resolution
Syllabi Anthology 1997 , NIDR, the National Institute for Dispute
Resolution 1997). Two editions of the collection were published.
However, NIDR's merger with NAME (forming CRENet) which then subsequently
merged with several other groups to form the Association for Conflict
Resolution, resulted in the end of the publication's availability
in print. Fortunately, CRENet and ACR staff and board members approved
the posting of the syllabi collection here at Campus-adr.org, so
that they will remain available to the public. New syllabi will
be added over time.
Visit this link for more background
on the graduate program meeting and conflict studies more generally,
and this link for the results of a delphi
study exploring graduate studies in dispute resolution.
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