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Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, GA 30144
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 Timothy Hedeen, Ph.D. is a researcher, trainer, and professor of dispute resolution. He serves as Assistant Professor of Conflict Management at Kennesaw State University and as past co-chair of the Board of Directors of the National Association for Community Mediation. His dissertation (2001) examined the influence of coercion in referrals to mediation on subsequent participation and outcomes. His degree was awarded with distinction by Syracuse University's Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, where he was a graduate affiliate of the Program on the Analysis and Resolution of Conflicts and a student in the interdisciplinary Social Science program.
Hedeen has authored Using Participant Feedback to Evaluate and Improve Quality in Mediation (2002) for the Consortium for Appropriate Dispute Resolution in Special Education, as well as chapters in the ADR Handbook for Judges (ABA, 2004), Minnesota ADR Deskbook (MSBA, 1999) and Workplace Dispute Resolution (Michigan State University Press, 1997). He has published "The Institutionalization of Community Mediation: Can Dispute Resolution 'of, by, for the People' Long Endure?" (2003) in the Penn State Law Review, "The Reverse Jigsaw: A Process of Cooperative Learning and Discussion" (2003) in Teaching Sociology, co-authored "Community Mediation and the Courts: The Ties that Bind" (2000) and "Disabilities and Mediation Readiness in Court-Referred Cases: Developing Screening Criteria and Service Networks" (1998), both of which have appeared in Mediation Quarterly, and was an associate editor of Social Conflicts and Collective Identities (Rowman and Littlefield, 2000).
Forthcoming publications include "The Evolution and Evaluation of Community Mediation: Limited Research Suggests Unlimited Promise" (2004) in Conflict Resolution Quarterly, as well as "Democracy and Self-Determination: the Means and Ends of Conflict Resolution Training and Teaching" and the co-authored "A Stage Model of Cooptation and the Community Mediation Movement," both of which are presently under review.
Hedeen serves on the editorial board of Conflict Resolution Quarterly (formerly Mediation Quarterly) and as co-editor of the Community Mediation section of Mediate.com. He also serves as chair of the Community-Based and Peer Mediation Committee of the Section of Dispute Resolution of the American Bar Association and as a committee chair for the Research Section of the Association for Conflict Resolution. A member of both those organizations, he is also part of the Law & Society Association, the American Sociological Association, and the New York State Dispute Resolution Association.
Contact Information
Please email tkhedeen(at)mediate.com for further information or assistance. Page last updated July 20, 2004.
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