BUS 263 — Negotiation Mastery: Achieve Outstanding Results and Relationships
Quarter: Spring
Day(s): Friday and Saturday
Course Format: Live Online (About Formats)
Duration: 2 days
Date(s): Apr 14—Apr 15
Time: 9:00 am—12:30 pm (PT)
Refund Deadline: Apr 7
Unit: 0
Grade Restriction: NGR only; no credit/letter grade
Tuition: $435
Instructor(s): Grande Lum
Limit: 24
Class Recording Available: Yes
Status: Open
Spring
Date(s)
Apr 14—Apr 15
2 days
Refund Date
Apr 7
0 Unit
Fees
$435
Grade Restriction
NGR only; no credit/letter grade
Instructor(s):
Grande Lum
Limit
24
Recording
Yes
Open
Negotiating well is critical to success in any field. We negotiate on a daily basis at work, at home, and elsewhere. Yet, too often, people lacking strong negotiation skills damage relationships and reach suboptimal outcomes. This interactive course will cover the fundamental principles for achieving excellent results in any negotiation, whether with colleagues, customers, friends, or family members. We will explore the impact of trust, communication, and the balance between collaboration and assertiveness, as well as when to walk away from a negotiation. The course will incorporate a variety of activities, including simulations, role-playing, videos, and discussions, to create a highly engaging experience. Students will come away with practical tools and techniques for generating creative solutions in difficult situations.
GRANDE LUM
Research Fellow and Lecturer at Law, Stanford Law School; Co-Founder and Senior Advisor, Accordence; Former Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs, Menlo College
Grande Lum is a co-founder of and senior advisor to a consulting and training firm dedicated to enhancing negotiations. He is a senior partner at Rebuild Congress Initiative and at Issue One. Previously, he was director of the Divided Community Project (DCP) at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, and he served as director of the Department of Justice’s Community Relations Service (CRS). Lum received a JD from Harvard Law School. Textbooks for this course:
(Required) Grande Lum, Negotiation Fieldbook: Simple Strategies to Help You Negotiate Everything, 2nd Edition (ISBN 978-0071743471)