2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

The Center for Negotiations and Conflict Management
The Center for Negotiations and Conflict Management was established in 1997 as a component
of the Yale Gordon College of Liberal Arts. Its mission is to broaden the understanding
ofconflict, to provide training and techniques in the field of conflict resolution,
and to expand the application of techniques and approaches for dispute resolution in a
wide variety ofcontexts. Combining the expertise and intellectual resources of the
University's law, business, and liberal arts disciplines, the Center offers alternative dispute
resolution (ADR) services directly to businesses, government agencies, unions and various
interest gtoupS and communities, as well as cutting-edge opportunities for UB students.
The Center for Baltimore Studies
The Center for Baltimore Studies, established in 2000, focuses its efforts in three areas:
archives and community documentation; public programs; and the creation of an undergraduate
major in community studies. The Center is designed to formalize the University's
role as custodian of Baltimore's histoty and culture, especially as it relates to community
making and civic activity. Through the Center's activities, UB's faculty and students are
involved in both theoretical and applied research that uses Baltimore as a laboratory to
focus on urban and regional issues.
GRADUATE PROGRAMS
Programs Leading to the Graduate Certificate
• Advanced Design
• Communications and Design Theory
• Correctional Administration
• Criminal Justice
• Information Design
• Literary Publishing
• New Media Publishing
• Police Adminisuation
Programs Leading to the Master's Degree
• Applied Psychology (M.S.)
• Creative Writing and Publishing Arts (M.A. in Publications Design)
• Criminal Justice (M.S.)
• Human Services Administration (M.S.)
• Interaction Design and Information Architecture (M.S.)
• Legal and Ethical Studies (M.A.)
• Media Design (M.A. in Publications Design)
• Negotiations and Conflict Management (M.S.)
• Public Administration (M.P.A.)
• Publications Design (M.A.)
Programs Leading to the Doctoral Degree
• Applied Assessment and Consulting (Psy.D.)
• Communications Design (D.C.D)
• Doctor of Public Administration (D.P.A.)
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