LAW977
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INTERCOLLEGIATE ADR COMPETITION
Course Title
INTERCOLLEGIATE ADR COMPETITN
Course Number
977
Min
1
Course Types
CR/NC Grading, Non-Classroom
Credit Type
IND STUDY/JRNL/OTH NONGPA
Description
Since its formation in 2000, the Hastings Negotiation Team has successfully competed in national and international negotiation and mediation competitions. Students participate in 2-member teams negotiating deals and settling disputes arising in a variety of factual and legal contexts. The competitions are held in-person or online using specialized web-based technology. In participating on the Team, students receive individual support, coaching and mentoring designed to maximize competitive performance, to increase understanding of legal problems and their practical implications, and to develop problem-solving skills.
Hastings pays for the travel costs (including meals and lodging) to in-person competitions. Students who win regional events also compete at national final rounds.
The tryout for the Team is an In-School Competition held in late September or early October. The In-School Competition is open to all Hastings students, and consists of two rounds of negotiation and mediation. It is judged by panels of mediators, local practitioners, coaches and experienced team members using competition standards. To prepare interested students for the In-School Competition, a month of weekly coached practices is offered during September.
*Team members receive one unit of credit for each semester in which they participate in an outside competition.
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8 required for enrollment. Count against the 20-unit cap for "non-classroom" work.
Hastings pays for the travel costs (including meals and lodging) to in-person competitions. Students who win regional events also compete at national final rounds.
The tryout for the Team is an In-School Competition held in late September or early October. The In-School Competition is open to all Hastings students, and consists of two rounds of negotiation and mediation. It is judged by panels of mediators, local practitioners, coaches and experienced team members using competition standards. To prepare interested students for the In-School Competition, a month of weekly coached practices is offered during September.
*Team members receive one unit of credit for each semester in which they participate in an outside competition.
Minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8 required for enrollment. Count against the 20-unit cap for "non-classroom" work.