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1 Resolved: J. Alternative Disp. Resol. 1 (2010-2011)

handle is hein.journals/resolvjo1 and id is 1 raw text is: RESOLVED: JOURNAL OF ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION Forward Michael P. Dickey1 I am privileged to have the opportunity to introduce the first issue of Resolved, the e-journal of the Charleston School of Law's Dispute Resolution Center. The publication of Resolved, after nearly two years of planning by students, faculty, and staff, marks a time of transition for the law school's alternative dispute resolution program. Under the auspices of the Dispute Resolution Center, the Charleston School of Law has seen its ADR offerings grow to include state court mediator certification training, a robust externship program creating and managing peer-to-peer dispute resolution programs in the Charleston County School District, and its first team competing in the ABA's student arbitration competition. 1 Esquire. Barron, Redding, Hughes, Fite, Sanborn, Kiehn, Leebrick & Dickey, P.A. Resolved marks the next milestone in this evolution. With its focus on the practical issues facing mediators, arbitrators, lawyers, and human resources professionals engaged in the implementation and supervision of dispute system design programs, Resolved is poised to grow into an accessible and informative resource for ADR professionals. Each issue is slated to tackle a distinct ADR problem, starting with what is perhaps the best known and most common scenario in which we typically encounter ADR concepts, mediation. Viewing the experience from the standpoint of the court that referred the matter to mediation, the mediator, the lawyer representing a client, and the client herself, this issue of Resolved provides insights and perspective that will make a reader's encounter with mediation more meaningful and productive, whether as a first time participant or a grizzled veteran. At the same time that we acknowledge with pride the accomplishment of creating this e- Volume 1, Issue 1 2010

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