Capstone Presentations

CNCM Capstone Presentations

Capstone presentations are scheduled for Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evening next week. Please come out and show your support for your fellow CNCM students. For current students, this also is a terrific opportunity to learn more about what to expect during your own Capstone experience. Alumni are also very welcome.

The Capstone presentations will be at the Law School’s moot court room. Snacks and drinks 5-5:30pm, presentations 5:30-8pm.

Monday, May 11th,
Carolyn Whitaker, Beyond Mediation: Creating Non-Traditional Approaches for Managing Conflict
Authea Speaks, Sunny Skies, Cloudy Lives:An Examination of Structural Sources of Conflicts in Jamaica, West Indies and an Exploration of the Potential Impact of Tourism.
Amy Okoth, Voting Booth and Ethnic Violence: Case Study of Kenya

Tuesday, May 12th
Stephanie Latarewicz, An Overview of Collective Trauma and Implications for Conflict Resolution: A Northern Ireland Setting
Elizabeth Gardner, A Case Study of Shrimp Farming in Thailand And How It
Relates to the Other Environmental Conflicts
Lula Mae Gray, My CNCM Journey
Traci Nichols, The Jena Six Conflict: Provention and De-escalation Through Dialogue and Community Conferencing

Wednesday, May 13th
Okezuo Nwachuku, Niger-delta Crisis: The need to improve on human relations
Cinthia DiMarco, Corporate Culture and Mergers: Using the AOL Time Warner merger as a case study to understand the importance of cultural fit in mergers
Rozmyn Miller, The Social Dilemma in Organizations: Social Identity Theory and Organizational Conflict

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