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DESCRIPTION:Conversation with Dr. Joyce Neu: A Discussion on Careers in Int
 ernational Mediation.&nbsp\;&nbsp\;Sponsored by the Conflict Management Ce
 nter (CMC) and PARCC. &nbsp\;Dr. Neu is a conflict resolution specialist a
 nd Founder and Senior Associate of Facilitating Peace\, a consulting netwo
 rk that has worked with governmental\, intergovernmental\, and nongovernme
 ntal organizations. She has engaged in conflict analysis\, mediation\, fac
 ilitation\, dialogue processes\, and women’s inclusion in peace processes 
 for more than 20 years. &nbsp\;She has led mediation efforts in the Republ
 ic of Congo\, Mali\, Sudan\, and Uganda and has assisted in conflict resol
 ution and national dialogue processes in Albania\, Bosnia\, the Central Af
 rican Republic\, Comoros\, Cote d’Ivoire\, Cyprus\, Estonia\, and Madagasc
 ar. &nbsp\;Neu was the first Team Leader for the United Nations’ Standby T
 eam of Mediation Experts and founding Executive Director of the Joan B. Kr
 oc Institute for Peace &amp\; Justice at the University of San Diego. &nbs
 p\;At USD\, she co-created the Women PeaceMakers Program as well as the Ma
 sters Program in Peace &amp\; Justice Studies in which she taught. &nbsp\;
 As Senior Associate Director of the Conflict Resolution Program at The Car
 ter Center\, she advised former President Jimmy Carter on conflicts in mor
 e than two dozen countries. &nbsp\;Neu has a Ph.D. in linguistics from the
  University of Southern California and has published on conflict resolutio
 n\, negotiations\, sociolinguistics\, and international war crimes tribuna
 ls. &nbsp\;She has taught at the University of Southern California\, Penn 
 State University\, Adam Mickiewicz University (Poznan\, Poland)\, Emory Un
 iversity\, and the University of San Diego. She was a senior Fulbright sch
 olar in Poland and a Peace Corps volunteer in Senegal.&nbsp\;Lunch will be
  served\, so please RSVP to: parcc@maxwell.syr.edu.
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SUMMARY:Guest Speaker- Joyce Neu
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p></p><p><b>Conversation with Dr. Joyce Neu: 
 A Discussion on Careers in International Mediation.&nbsp\;</b>&nbsp\;Spons
 ored by the Conflict Management Center (CMC) and PARCC. &nbsp\;Dr. Neu is 
 a conflict resolution specialist and Founder and Senior Associate of <a hr
 ef="http://www.facilitatingpeace.org/" title="Facilitating Peace">Facilita
 ting Peace</a>\, a consulting network that has worked with governmental\, 
 intergovernmental\, and nongovernmental organizations. She has engaged in 
 conflict analysis\, mediation\, facilitation\, dialogue processes\, and wo
 men’s inclusion in peace processes for more than 20 years. &nbsp\;She has 
 led mediation efforts in the Republic of Congo\, Mali\, Sudan\, and Uganda
  and has assisted in conflict resolution and national dialogue processes i
 n Albania\, Bosnia\, the Central African Republic\, Comoros\, Cote d’Ivoir
 e\, Cyprus\, Estonia\, and Madagascar. &nbsp\;Neu was the first Team Leade
 r for the United Nations’ Standby Team of Mediation Experts and founding E
 xecutive Director of the Joan B. Kroc Institute for Peace &amp\; Justice a
 t the University of San Diego. &nbsp\;At USD\, she co-created the Women Pe
 aceMakers Program as well as the Masters Program in Peace &amp\; Justice S
 tudies in which she taught. &nbsp\;As Senior Associate Director of the Con
 flict Resolution Program at The Carter Center\, she advised former Preside
 nt Jimmy Carter on conflicts in more than two dozen countries. &nbsp\;Neu 
 has a Ph.D. in linguistics from the University of Southern California and 
 has published on conflict resolution\, negotiations\, sociolinguistics\, a
 nd international war crimes tribunals. &nbsp\;She has taught at the Univer
 sity of Southern California\, Penn State University\, Adam Mickiewicz Univ
 ersity (Poznan\, Poland)\, Emory University\, and the University of San Di
 ego. She was a senior Fulbright scholar in Poland and a Peace Corps volunt
 eer in Senegal.&nbsp\;<br>Lunch will be served\, so please RSVP to: <a hre
 f="mailto:parcc@maxwell.syr.edu">parcc@maxwell.syr.edu</a>.</p><p></p>
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