The CRRC is located in King Hall at Guilford College, in room 227. Need help solving a personal or professional conflict? Need help with problem solving, building community, or understanding how conflict can lead to peace?

The CRRC at Guilford College offers an effective approach to resolving conflicts that inevitably occur among people living in a close community. We also will help you to build community through differing resources--being a safe to meet and gather for conversation and problem solving.  Our style of conflict resolution is compatible with the Quaker tradition of understanding, listening and cooperation. The kinds of services & activities we provide:

    * CRRC speakers for groups such as classes, residence hall gatherings and student organizations to provide educational programs related to conflict management
    * Expert advice on how individuals can resolve conflicts and build community
    * Facilitation services for running tough meetings in your own organization or between organizations
    * Mediation for interpersonal conflict
    * Mediation for groups or committees working on policy issues
    * Facilitating conversation and brainstorming ideas for ways to bringing people together
The Center is…

    * A safe environment to resolve conflicts and have conversation

    * Confidential
    * Available at any time
    * Conveniently located
    * Voluntary
    * Effective
    * Free for students, faculty and staff

If you have any questions about the appropriateness of mediation, call for free, confidential information. If you decide you would like to try mediation, we can invite the other party(ies) for you.
The Center is not…

    * a replacement of the legal system
    * personal or marital counseling
    * a replacement for the College judicial system
    * a court which finds a party guilty or innocent

Want to Become Involved?

We are always looking for folks interested in volunteering at the CRRC!
We provide mediation training services at least twice a year. The CRRC involves students, faculty and staff in a unique collaborative effort. The center receives support from a wide range of campus offices, programs and organizations.

If you are interested in becoming involved or supporting the CRRC, please let us know.
CRRC Office

King Hall, Room 227
Campus Telephone: (336) 316-2446
CRRC@guilford.edu