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Portland, OR 97240

Phone: 503-872-9775

OMA Conference 2008 Registration Form

OMA Members pay a reduced conference registration fee.
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Please use one form for each person who will be attending the Conference.
All information on the registration form must be completed or it will not be processed.

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$280 OMA Member or OMA Institutional Member
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$330 Non-Member
$175 OMA Full Time Student Member
$50 Presenter

Conference Options

Continuing Education Credit: (Applications pending)
I want OSB CLE Credit OSB Bar Number:
I want NASW Credit

I am an OMA Conference veteran. I can be a buddy

This is my first OMA Conference and I would like a buddy.

I would prefer to receive my workshop materials in the following format:
On CD (compact disc)
Hard Copy

Presenter: I plan to attend only my session.

Workshop Sign-Up:

Space is limited for workshop sessions and preferences will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. Please indicate your first and second preferences for each timeslot. If your first choice is full and you do not indicate your second choice, you will be assigned one. If you register for a three-hour workshop, you are expected to attend both sessions.

Friday Workshop Sessions #1
Select	Session - 10:30am-12:00pm	Strand
	1.1) “A Relational View of Peace-building in the Middle East ”, Ken Fox, Conflict Studies, Hamline University	PP, C
	1.2) “Does Neuroscience Have Anything to Offer Teachers of Mediation and Negotiation? ”, Richard Birke, Willamette University	T
	1.3) “Leading People to Positive Results: A Case Study of the Reedsport Wave Energy Project ”, Therese Hampton, H&H Solutions LLC	PP, C
	1.4) “Growing Your Mediation Business ”, Jackie Babicky-Peterson, Small Business Development Center and Raleigh Lewis, Office of Minority, Women and Emerging Small Business	T
	1.5) “Cultivating Mindful Leadership: Managing Stress and Getting Results ”, Doug Nathan, Conflict Matters	T, WP
Select a second choice as well:

Friday Workshop Sessions #2
Select	Session - 1:15 - 2:45 p.m.	Strand
	2.1) “Riding the Crest of....a Sea Lion? A Tale of Two Species ”, Donna Silverberg, DS Consulting, Garth Griffin, NOAA Fisheries and Members of the Pinnipeds Task Force (Part 1)	PP, T
	2.2) “Creativity in the Balance ”, Bob Lieberman, Cultivating Creativity (Part 1)	T
	2.3) “Addressing “-isms” in Mediation ”, Kenya Budd, CMS/Vancouver and Shared Neutrals (Part 1)	C
	2.4) “Cycle of Conflict ”, Mary Forst, Confluence Center for Mediation and Training and Jamie Damon, Jeanne Lauren & Associates (Part 1)	C, T
	2.5) “Mediation Confidentiality: Negotiating the Briar Patch”, Josh Kadish, Meyer & Wyse, Sam Imperati, Institute for Conflict Management and Mike Neimeyer, Department of Justice (Part 1)	T, L
Select a second choice as well:

Friday Workshop Sessions #3
Select	Session - 3:00 - 4:30 p.m.	Strand
	3.1) “Riding the Crest of....a Sea Lion? A Tale of Two Species ”, Donna Silverberg, DS Consulting, Garth Griffin, NOAA Fisheries and Members of the Pinnipeds Task Force (Part 2)	PP. T
	3.2) “Creativity in the Balance ”, Bob Lieberman, Cultivating Creativity (Part 2)	T
	3.3) “Addressing “-isms” in Mediation ”, Kenya Budd, CMS/Vancouver and Shared Neutrals (Part 2)	C
	3.4) “Cycle of Conflict ”, Mary Forst, Confluence Center for Mediation and Training (Part 2)	C, T
	3.5) “Your Friend the Mediation Agreement ”, Mike Neimeyer, Department of Justice (Part 2)	T, L
Select a second choice as well:

Saturday Workshop Sessions #4
Select	Session - 9:30 - 11:00	Strand
	4.1) “Stop this PowerPoint Before It Kills Again! ”, Bill McGann, Third Side Mediation	T
	4.2) “Addressing Chronic Community Conflict with Restorative Justice Dialogue ”, Judith Mowry, City of Portland, Office of Neighborhood Involvement	C, RJ
	4.3) “Marketing Mediation”, Dena Marshall, Mike Dahlstrom and Anndy Wiselogle, East Metro Mediation	T, C
	4.4) “Student Empowerment and Improved Climate through High School Mediation ”, John Corbett, Phoenix High Shool	G
	4.5) “Select Observations on the Evolution and Future of Mediation ”, Jim Melamed, Mediate.com	T
	4.6) “The Future of Conflict Resolution for Lawyers”, Michael Dwyer, Multnomah Bar Association	L
Select a second choice as well:

Saturday Workshop Sessions #5
Select	Session - 11:15 - 12:45 p.m.	Strand
	5.1) “The Intersection of Mediation and Collaborative Law”, Michael Dwyer, Multnomah Bar Association and Kim Gordon, Divorce Shoppe, LLC	L
	5.2) “Navigating the Waters of Intercultural Communication ”, Ruth Rondema	C
	5.3) “Intergenerational Conflicts”, Tsipora Dimant, Portland Community College	C
	5.4) “Web based Technologies in Collaborative Processes: The Pros and Cons of Virtual Meetings ”, Jennifer Bies, Kearns and West, Inc.	T, PP
	5.5) “Mediation Models Matter”, Ken Fox, Conflict Studies, Hamline University	T
	5.6) “West Eugene Collaborative: Consensus Planning for the Future of West Eugene ”, Elaine Hallmark, Oregon Consensus Program, Emily Proudfoot, City of Eugene and Tim McCabe, West Eugene Collaborative	PP
Select a second choice as well:

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