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WVU Mediation

Mediation is a structured process of communication, where people can discuss and resolve issues between them. The process uses mediators who help clarify issues, identify possible options, and create a course of action that the involved parties agree upon. Some examples of relationships and issues that can benefit from mediation include the following:

  • Supervisor/Employee Relationships
  • Co-worker Relationships
  • Work Expectations
  • Annoying Habits
  • Credit for Work Done
  • Limited Resources

Mediation is an approach to resolving conflicts in the university community based on collaboration, development of mutually agreeable solutions, and characterized as the following:

  • Confidential
  • Voluntary
  • Effective Alternative to Grievances/Litigation
  • Impartial
  • Peer-Based
  • Cost-Free
  • Conducted on Official Time