 | Here's the Disputant Information Form, all involved parties MUST fill this out before a mediation can take place (we need your schedule)! |
| Do you need to do a mediation for Residence Life? We have all the info you need by clicking on the Res Life Process button on the left |
| Interested in resolving conflicts, being a mediator, or helping out with fun programming or fundraising? Come to a CRAM meeting. They are every Tuesday at 8:15 pm in VH1430 (see schedule). |
| SA's and organization leaders, contact us about our programs or read about them by clicking on the services button at the top. |
All too often conflict arises in our life and the most natural responses are to fight or flight. There is a middle road though which allows for more win-win solutions. This occurs when assertive communication takes place between the involved parties. In fact, when this type of communication occurs, conflict can and does serve a beneficial role for all those involved. It allows us to become a more understanding and tolerant people. In addition, conflict can be a great point for personal growth and affirmation. Truman State University Conflict Resolution and Mediation (CRAM) employs many different techniques in helping conflict at Truman State University and in the Kirksville area become a positive force.
For a list of these ways please click on the services link at the top of the screen.
If you are interested in CRAM, becoming a mediator or have comments please send an email to cram@truman.edu. If you wish to setup a mediation please fill out the mediation request form and have all parties involved complete a mediation information form. They can also be printed out and sent to CRAM c/o Student Organization Center, Truman State University.
Conflict Resolution and Mediation (CRAM) is a student operated organization dedicated to helping the Truman State University and Kirksville Communities through methods of conflict resolution. It is our belief that virtually all conflicts can be dealt with in a positive and productive manner with effective communication. We seek to promote tolerance, increase awareness, and encourage diversity through mediations, educational outreach programs, and sponsored events.
07/26/2005