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Washington, DC
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The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR)
announces the inauguration of
Michael John Aloi, Esq. as its president for
2009-2010.
Aloi
is serving a one-year term as President after taking
office at the conclusion of ACR's Annual Conference
in Atlanta on Saturday, October 10.
Aloi is a lawyer, mediator and founding partner of
the law firm of Manchin & Aloi. He received his
undergraduate degree from West Virginia Wesleyan
College and is a graduate of the WVU College of Law,
where he was the only member of his class to receive
both the Order of the Coif and Order of the
Barristers.
Aloi is Past President of the West Virginia State
Bar (2002-2003). He serves as an Arbitrator for the
American Arbitration Association (AAA), has been
selected for inclusion in “The Best Lawyers in
America,” and has been recognized as a Super Lawyer
in the field of ADR. He is the only lawyer in West
Virginia to be a Fellow of the American College of
Civil Trial Mediators. Aloi is an Adjunct Professor
for the WVU College of Law and the West Virginia
Wesleyan College MBA program.
Aloi has served on the ACR Board of Directors
(2007-2008) along with being a past co-chair of the
Spirituality Section of ACR (2005-2007). He also has
served as a conference tri-chair for the 2007 ACR
Conference held in Phoenix, Arizona.
About the Association for Conflict Resolution
The Association for Conflict Resolution (ACR) is the
professional organization dedicated to enhancing the
practice and public understanding of conflict
resolution. ACR represents and serves a diverse
national and international audience that includes
nearly 5,000 mediators, arbitrators, facilitators,
educators, and others involved in the field of
conflict resolution. ACR also publishes Conflict
Resolution Quarterly Journal and ACResolution. For
more information about ACR, visit
http://www.ACRnet.org. |
