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DRC 40-Hour MSC Trainers and Trainer Guidelines

The following trainers provide the 40-hour training program for superior court mediator certification.

The following trainers provide the 40-hour training program required by Mediated Settlement Conference Rule 8(a)(1) for superior court mediator certification:

Duke Law School Program on Negotiation & Dispute Resolution

Casey Thomson, Director

210 Science Drive

Durham, NC 27708

Telephone: (919) 613-7288

Email: [email protected]

www.law.duke.edu/pondr/40-hour-mediation

The Mediation Center

Laura Jeffords, Executive Director

50 S French Broad Ave, Ste. 258

Asheville, NC 28801

Telephone: (828) 445-9001

Fax: (828) 232-5140

Email: [email protected]

www.mediatewnc.org

The North Carolina Center for Mediation

Frank Laney, Director of Training

Telephone: (919) 818-8029

Email: [email protected]

www.northcarolinamediation.com

Wake Forest School of Law & Ellen R. Gelbin

743 Big Tree Drive

Lewisville, NC 27023

Telephone: (336) 945-0214

Fax: (336) 945-0217

Email: [email protected]

www.ellengelbin.com

 

Those interested in mediation training should contact trainers directly to learn about training dates, times, locations, and registration fees. Anyone interested in providing the 40-hour course should contact the Commission's office. The Commission has created an MSC Prerequisite 6-hour Course Confirmation form, once you have completed the training, submit this form to Commission staff.

Partial credit toward this 40-hour training requirement can sometimes be given for mediation training completed in other states. If you have training to submit for partial credit, please contact the Commission’s office. Mediators who hold FFS certification through this Commission or who can demonstrate that they have met all the requirements for FFS certification, may satisfy the Rule 8.A training requirement by completing a Commission approved 16-hour supplemental course on program rules and ethics.

Superior Court (MSC) 40-Hour Program Trainer Guidelines