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The Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution As the practice of law evolves, attorneys spend considerably much more time in negotiations, mediations, and arbitrations than in the courtroom. As a result, it is critical that law students possess not only the ability, but also the expertise in these contemporary methods of legal representation. The Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution (FECCR) serves as the focal point for dispute resolution education within South Texas College of Law. The FECCR has as its primary mission the education of law students in both the theoretical foundations and practical applications of dispute resolution policies and procedures. The FECCR sponsors and administers a variety of programs and projects, including classes, trainings, clinical opportunities, externships, and dispute resolution competitions. Currently, South Texas College of Law offers twelve ADR related courses, including a mediation clinic, a 40-hour basic mediation training, a family law mediation training, and a collaborative law training. These trainings are available to both students and professionals. In addition, the FECCR sponsors teams for nine national and international ADR competitions with the concentration and focus on representing clients in a variety of dispute resolution processes. In the last several years, the FECCR and South Texas College of Law have achieved recognition by winning a number of national and international dispute resolution competitions. For more information on our program or to register for any of our trainings, please contact us at the information below.
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