Philip Crump Mediator Facilitator 1301-E Luisa Street Santa Fe, NM 87505

P H I L I P C R U M P MEDIATOR & FACILITATOR 1301-e Luisa Street Santa Fe, NM 87505 Phone: (505) 989-8558

[email protected] www.pcmediate.com

Mediation, Facilitation and Training: Since 1992, I have been helping people across New Mexico make decisions together—even in difficult situations. By creating safe arenas in which individuals and groups develop their own resolutions, I give them opportunities to represent their own interests and share their perspectives. My offerings include mediation, facilitation, consultation and training for a broad range of clients and their issues—including divorce and child custody, special education/ADA, workplace/EEO, business and construction, and group intervention and planning facilitation. From February 2008 until November 2010, while continuing to see private clients, I served as fulltime Family Court mediator in the Second Judicial District Court in Albuquerque, providing mediation services to self-represented lower-income litigants in the court. Please see my website for more information.

Representative Institutional Mediation and Facilitation Clients: * Santa Fe Public Schools * United States Postal Service (1999—present) * Santa Fe Police Department * City of Albuquerque Land Use Facilitation Program * NM Department of Health * NM Regulation & Licensing Department * NM Public Education Department * NM Environment Department—Drinking Water Bureau * New Mexico First * US Bankruptcy Court, NM Division City of Santa Fe * Key Bridge Foundation/US Dept of Justice (1998—pres) Los Alamos County * NM Children, Youth & Families Department Santa Fe County * US Equal Employment Opportunity Comm’n (2001—2006) City of Albuquerque Museum of New Mexico Foundation NM Magistrate Court Division NM Department of Transportation NM Third Judicial District Court NM Department of Cultural Affairs NM Spaceport Authority NM Division of Vocational Rehabilitation University of New Mexico Federal Emergency Management Agency National Park Service American Institute of Architects, New Mexico Chapter USDA Forest Service Albuquerque Teachers Federation St. Vincent Regional Medical Center NM Federation of Educational Employees Santa Fe Railyard Planning SF Public Schools Administrators Association Las Clinicas del Norte Greater Albuquerque Housing Partnership The Santa Fe Opera Santa Fe Preparatory School * Previous or ongoing extended services contracts

Professional Development: Mediator and IEP Facilitator Training Seventeen hour refresher training in current Special Education law, with review of the concepts and techniques of mediation and facilitation to resolve conflicts in Special Education. NM Public Education Department, Albuquerque, 2010 Appreciative Inquiry Facilitator Training Twenty-six-hour intensive training in the theory and applications of powerful and positive strengths-based ways to invite people to build the kinds of organizations and futures they want. Company of Experts, Boulder, 2007 Domestic Violence Training Six-hour interactive presentation on profiles, characteristics and actions of DV perpetrators and victims, with discussion of the appropriate assessment and handling of domestic violence in mediation. NM Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Albuquerque, 2006 Land Use Facilitation Update Eight-hour course on revised City of Albuquerque processes and procedures for conducting meetings between developers and neighbors regarding zoning and other land-use changes. City of Albuquerque ADR Office, 2006 Construction Dispute Resolution Board Eight-hour training in a process to help construction projects predict and handle potential problems and provide advisory opinions and dispute resolution on questionable or disputed matters. CDRS, Albuquerque, 2006 Collaborative Practice Symposium Sixteen-hour conference and intermediate training addressing difficult issues in collaborative practice and skills for enhanced effectiveness in collaborative teamwork. NM Collaborative Practice Group, Albuquerque, 2006 Collaborative Divorce Sixteen-hour advanced training for lawyers, mental health professionals, financial consultants and mediators in a supportive process designed to help couples part with dignity and without litigation. Collaborative Law Training Associates, Albuquerque, 2005 Construction Arbitration Sixteen-hour intensive advanced training in arbitration rules, format and procedures for conducting sessions and writing awards, with special emphasis on construction disputes. Construction Dispute Resolution Services (CDRS), Santa Fe, 2005 Handling New Mexico Divorce Cases Eight-hour CLE comprehensive review and analysis of critical areas of NM divorce, including asset division, child custody and support and tax issues, by Maria Garcia Geer and Patrick McDaniel. National Business Institute, Albuquerque, 2004 Mediation in Healthcare Eight-hour training for mediating Medicare beneficiary complaints filed with the Quality Improvement Organization regarding the quality of preventive or treatment healthcare services. New Mexico Medical Review Association, Albuquerque, 2004 Child Abuse and Neglect Mediation Sixteen-hour advanced training in providing mediation services to families under the jurisdiction of the Protective Services Division (Children, Youth & Families Department). New Mexico Children’s Court Mediation Project, Roswell, 2003 IEP Facilitation Fourteen-hour advanced training for facilitating development of Individualized Education Programs for Special Education students in meetings involving parents, school staff and professional services providers. NM State Department of Education, Santa Fe, 2003 Family Group Decision Making Facilitation Twenty-hour advanced training for conducting meetings of parents, family, support persons, and providers to create safety plans for abused or neglected children returning home. NM Protective Services Division Project, Albuquerque, 2001 Public Issues Facilitation Twenty-hour advanced training for designing and facilitating public communication on significant public issues. Focus on practical issues for effective facilitating in diverse settings. Public Dialogue Consortium, Albuquerque, 2001 EEO Workplace Mediation Twenty-hour advanced training in mediating employee and supervisor disputes which have resulted in informal EEO complaints; special emphasis on Transformational Mediation, focusing on restoring relationships. US Postal Service, Albuquerque, 1998 Land Use Facilitation Eight-hour specialized training for facilitating development issues involving developers and neighborhood associations, as part of Albuquerque’s Land Use Alternative Dispute Resolution Process. NM Center for Dispute Resolution, Albuquerque, 1998 Special Education Mediation Fourteen-hour advanced training for mediating disputes among parents, teachers, and administrators, concerning individualized education programs (IEP) and their implementation. NM State Department of Education, Santa Fe, 1998 ADA Complaint Mediation Eight-hour introduction to disability issues for mediating disputes between individuals and "covered entities" under the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA), for mediating ADA complaints filed with the Dept. of Justice. Key Bridge Foundation, Las Vegas, NV, 1998 Certification Program for Professional Facilitators Thirty-hour course in designing and conducting

RESUME: Philip Crump, Mediator & Facilitator Santa Fe, New Mexico www.pcmediate.com p. 2 of 4 facilitated meetings and workshops in organizational and institutional settings. Emphasis on flexibility of processes and tools. Santa Fe Community College, Santa Fe, 1996 Seminar: New Mexico Construction Law Eight-hour seminar. Carl Calvert, Timothy Sheehan, and Craig Othmer—leading NM construction lawyers—presented comprehensive overviews of state and federal law affecting NM construction. National Business Institute, Albuquerque, 1995 Intercultural Collaboration Workshops A series of workshops developing intercultural awareness and techniques to enhance cross-ethnic partnerships required for collaborative action, conducted by Roberto Chené. Intercultural Community Leadership Center, Santa Fe, 1993 Divorce and Child-custody Mediation Forty-hour certified course from recognized leaders in the field; CDR provides training in various aspects of family, business, environmental, and international mediation. CDR Associates, Boulder, Colorado, 1992 Construction and Business Mediation Thirty-hour course, with emphasis on the NM Public Works Mediation Act. AAA is considered the primary nationwide provider of qualified arbitrators for business and construction disputes. American Arbitration Association, Albuquerque, 1992 Adolescent-parent Mediation Thirty-two-hour course with subsequent volunteer mediations. NMCDR specialized in school-based and other youth mediation and training throughout New Mexico. NM Center for Dispute Resolution, Santa Fe, 1992 Basic Mediation Skills Forty-hour course with follow-up apprentice program. This organization utilized volunteer mediators in the Albuquerque Metropolitan Court program, as well as in mediations for various City departments. Albuquerque Mediation Center, Albuquerque, 1992 Professional Memberships: Association for Conflict Resolution www.acrnet.org Association of Family and Conciliation Courts www.afccnet.org Northern NM Human Resource Association (Board of Directors, 2002-03) www.nnmhra.org New Mexico Mediation Association (Board of Directors, 1999-2006) www.nmma.info Education: B.S. Mechanical Engineering (with distinction), Univ of New Mexico 1985 Graduate Study (Sociology), University of New Mexico 1969-71 B.A. (Sociology-Anthropology), Duke University 1966 Community Service: First Judicial District Pro Se Task Force 2006-2008 Old Santa Fe Association (President—2001-2004) 1996-present SF Public Schools Student Wellness Advisory Council 1997-99 New Mexico Peace Corps Association (SF Chapter Facilitator) 1994-present Leadership Santa Fe (Board member) 1995-96; 2004-2008 Urban Policy Committee, City of Santa Fe Planning Commission 1992-94 City of Santa Fe Growth Management Task Force 1990-92 References: Louis Levin, PhD, Clinical Psychologist (Santa Fe) Child, adolescent and adult psychotherapist 505) 473-3719 Retta Prophet, PhD, FACTS Evaluation Unit (Santa Fe) NM Children, Youth & Families Department (505) 476-1044 Mike Westerveld, EEO ADR Coordinator US Postal Service, Albuquerque District (505) 346-8605 Shannon Beaucaire, JD, ADR Coordinator City of Albuquerque Legal Department (505) 768-4660

RESUME: Philip Crump, Mediator & Facilitator Santa Fe, New Mexico www.pcmediate.com p. 3 of 4 Summary of Work Experience: Court Mediator, Second Judicial District Court, Albuquerque, N.M. In the Court Alternatives program, providing confidential mediation and case support especially for lower-income self- represented litigants in Family Court. Mediating the full range of family law, including custody, timesharing, asset/liability division, alimony and child support. In addition, joining with Court Alternatives colleagues to conduct trainings in Basic Mediation and Family Mediation at the University of New Mexico School of Law. February 2008-November 2010 Olson Crump & Associates Co-training State of New Mexico employees in the art and skills of mediation, in conjunction with a Risk Management program providing internal dispute resolution services for state employees. February 2002-May 2006 Mediator/Facilitator in solo private practice, Santa Fe, N.M. Divorce and custody, workplace, family, disability, business, educational and organizational mediation and facilitation. Helping to create opportunities for resolving disputes through empowerment of those in conflict, with effective communication in an atmosphere of safety and respect. June 1992-present Children First Co-parenting Workshops, Santa Fe, N.M. Co-facilitating in a 12-week program for divorced or separated co-parents, helping them develop skills to navigate effectively through the hostility and conflict occurring around communication with the other co-parent, so as to serve the best interests of their children. October 2004-present Conflict Resolution Team in the Santa Fe Public Schools Co-facilitator of team—developing and implementing independently-funded district-wide program for conflict resolution. Developing and coordinating individual school programs aligned with school and district needs. Developing funding and funding strategies. January 1995-June 2000 Carlos Gilbert & Alvord Elementary Schools, Santa Fe, N.M. Conflict Resolution Coordinator. Developed and administered school-wide conflict resolution curriculum. Selected, trained and supervised student peer mediators and trained teacher supervisors. August 1994-June 1996; August 1995-June 1996 McPartlon Roofing, Inc., Santa Fe, N.M. Estimator/Project Designer. Analyzed, estimated, bid and managed commercial, institutional and residential roofing projects, especially those involving architectural metal and metal roofing. April 1989-Feb 1999 Aluminum Sales Corporation, Albuquerque, N.M. Field superintendent, shop and field foreman, OSHA compliance director. Fabricated and installed architectural metal building products and light structural steel. August 1973-May 1977, September 1982-April 1989 Burke's Book Store, Inc., Memphis, Tenn. Managed family-owned bookstore specializing in antiquarian, used, technical and textbooks. Supervised seven employees in $450,000/year business. Specialized in developing corporate and personal libraries. April 1979-August 1982 Chicago Board of Education, Chicago, Ill. Taught general education in inner-city elementary schools, primarily fifth grade self-contained classrooms. July 1968-June 1969 Peace Corps, Karnal, Haryana, India Assisted county-level development office and villagers with high-yield wheat program (“Green Revolution”). June 1966-June 1967

My commitment: ♦ To move people confronting a difficult situation along a common path toward mutual, lasting resolution of issues ♦ So that they experience relief, renewed personal strength and an increased capacity to work together comfortably ♦ Thereby best serving themselves and those they influence.

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