[974] in Discussion of MIT-community interests
mit heads-up,
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (richard shyduroff)
Tue Nov 13 18:04:20 2001
Message-ID: <200111132302.SAA09723@nerd-xing.mit.edu>
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 18:02:22 -0500
From: richard shyduroff <rdshydur@MIT.EDU>
To: MIT-Talk@MIT.EDU
... lame me ought to have posted this to the talk list earlier
for those interested in the subject ...
with mit's prof susskind moderating ...
of course negotiation skills have countless apps ;)
- r
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To: sem089@MIT.EDU
cc: e-club@MIT.EDU, sem095@MIT.EDU, parduhn@MIT.EDU
Subject: sem089,e-club, meet at fisher-mnookin talk at harvard law 7pm ...
Date: Tue, 13 Nov 2001 02:11:27 -0500
From: richard shyduroff <rdshydur@MIT.EDU>
at harvard law school austin hall north, 7pm today, tuesday!
this will be a well attended event, so arrive early!
good morning everyone-
the scales have tipped in favor of a seminar.089 field trip
tonight, tuesday, 7pm, over to the law school for the harvard
professors' roger fisher and robert mnookin talk on negotiation,
to be moderated by mit professor lawrence susskind ...
if any seminar students need a ride, i'll be around 56-114
'til not later than 6:20pm when we'll head over ... i've
room for 7 or 8 people ... else take the T to harvard square,
and hike north-west (safest is to walk through harvard yard)
towards massachusetts avenue out-bound, a block or so to
the law school, to austin hall north ...
evidently some students missed the original posting of last
week, so here it is below ...
this will set us up for a good part of the discussion in
our up-coming legal clinic next week with e-club legal
advisor bruce landay and moderator joe hadzima, especially
as there are at least a few current e-club start-ups where-in
the skills of negotiation would be most timely for all parties.
the point of this trip is of course that these skills are
highly relevant and transferable across many kinds and
orders-of-magnitude of many kinds of cases.
after the talk, anyone who wishes to join us for dinner and
discussion at one of the e-club's regular hang-outs, the
venerable 3-aces pizzaria, in the next block out from
the law school, a three minute walk, please do!
- r
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Date: Wed, 07 Nov 2001 14:57:30 -0500
To: NE-SPIDR Listserv <nespidr@www3.law.cornell.edu>,
Dispute Res Listserv <dispute-res@www3.law.cornell.edu>
From: "Charles P. Doran" <ChuckDoran@MWI.org>
Subject: Roger Fisher-Bob Mnookin talk at Harvard Law School - Nov. 13,
2001
Cc: bbreslin@law.harvard.edu
Please visit PON's website <www.pon.harvard.edu> or contact Bill Breslin
<bbreslin@law.harvard.edu> for more information.
For Immediate Release:
November 5, 2001
Roger Fisher and Robert Mnookin to Discuss 'Negotiating in the Face of Terror'
On Tuesday, November 13, two of the world's best-known negotiation
scholars, Harvard Law Professors Robert H. Mnookin and Roger Fisher, will
discuss the possibilities and the limits of negotiation in the
post-September 11 world. The program, "Afghanistan: Negotiating in the Face
of Terrorism," is free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Program on
Negotiation (PON) at Harvard Law School, the event will take place in
Austin Hall North at 7 p.m.
"We hope to welcome as many people as possible to this event, which helps
showcase the outstanding contribution the faculty of PON has made to the
field of conflict resolution," said Susan Hackley, managing director of the
Program on Negotiation. Hackley said she was expecting a lively,
informative discussion of the many complex issues surrounding the question
of how and whether to negotiate in a context of terrorism.
Fisher is the coauthor of the world's top-selling negotiation book, Getting
to YES, and founder of the Harvard Negotiation Project, now one of the
component research projects within the Program on Negotiation. Mnookin,
co-author of the recently published Beyond Winning, serves as chair of the
Steering Committee of the Program on Negotiation and is director of the
Harvard Negotiation Research Project, also a component research project of
the Program on Negotiation.
The discussion will be moderated by Lawrence E. Susskind, a professor of
urban and environmental planning at MIT. Like Mnookin and Fisher, Susskind
is an integral member of the Program on Negotiation faculty.
The Program on Negotiation is the oldest and largest university-based
negotiation research center in the United States. Based at Harvard Law
School, PON is an interdisciplinary consortium of faculty and graduate
students from Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tufts
University, the Simmons Graduate School of Management, and other
Boston-area schools.
For more information about the November 13 program, visit the Program on
Negotiation's website (www.pon.harvard.edu) or contact the Program on
Negotiation office by telephone, 617-495-1684 or email
<bbreslin@law.harvard.edu>.
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