Professor Jacqueline Nolan-Haley directs the ADR & Conflict Resolution Program and the Mediation Clinic at Fordham Law School where she teaches courses in ADR, International and Comparative Perspectives in Mediation, Catholic Perspectives in Conflict Resolution, International and Interethnic Conflict Resolution, and Mediation Theory and Practice.
Her scholarship examining matters related to informed consent in mediation has long constituted required reading for any law student. Her book, ADR in a Nutshell, now in its 4th edition, has educated several generations of practitioners regarding the fundamentals norms and challenges in ADR processes. Her international work, notably in Northern Ireland, and Ghana has encouraged mediation practitioners and dispute systems design specialists to broaden their perspectives regarding the multiple, valued ways in which persons can use the mediation process to enhance human understanding and dignity.
