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SANDRA HAYES is an organization
development consultant who specializes in team building and collaborative
negotiation strategies. Her experience includes designing, conducting,
and facilitating meetings and training workshops for a list of clients
that include the United Nations, UNICEF, Lucent Technologies, Citibank,
Pace University, New York University Metro Center, the United Federation
of Teachers, the New York City Board of Education, Educators for Social
Responsibility, the United Parents Association, the New York State Nurses
Association, New York University Metro Center, Winslow New Jersey school
District, and a collaborative of New York City community organizations.
Ms. Hayes holds a Masters of Arts degree in Organizational Psychology with
a concentration in collaborative conflict negotiation from Teachers College
at Columbia University.
Ms. Hayes is a collaborative conflict negotiation and mediation instructor
through the International Center for Cooperation and Conflict Resolution
(ICCCR) at Teachers College, Columbia University. In addition to teaching
a basic practicum and an advanced course in conflict resolution, she also
serves on a task force whose charge is to design additional course work
for the ICCCR. The latest module, which she also teaches and facilitates,
emphasizes and explores the complexity that differences in race, culture,
ethnicity, gender and social class bring to conflict negotiation. She is
also co-training a course called “The Human Element.” This
human relations seminar allows individuals and teams to focus on the underlying
causes of behavior that block successful performance.
Her background in training and facilitation is enhanced by additional extensive
experience in both the corporate and non-profit arenas. For ten years,
she was a human resources professional for such companies as Westinghouse
Broadcasting and Cable, American Health Partners (publishers of American
Health, Psychology Today, Mother Earth News, and Smart magazines), and
Readers Digest. She also spent seven years as a coordinator and director
of educational and vocational programs for the US Department of Labor’s
Job Corps and for Prep for Prep (a program serving over 2000 talented and
gifted youth). In these capacities, she conducted large individual and
group sessions, which counseled program participants on their academic
and professional options.
Ms. Hayes currently resides in Manhattan with her husband and children.
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