The Alternative Dispute Resolution Board of the School of Law, CHRIST (Deemed to be University), promotes the study and practice of alternative dispute resolution. It seeks to equip students with practical knowledge and skills in arbitration, mediation, negotiation and conciliation through academic initiatives, training sessions and competitive platforms.

The ADR Board aims to promote awareness and understanding of alternative dispute resolution while providing students with opportunities to develop practical dispute-resolution skills. Through its initiatives, the Board encourages collaborative problem-solving, critical thinking and engagement with non-adversarial methods of resolving disputes.

The Board focuses on key forms of alternative dispute resolution, including arbitration, mediation, negotiation and conciliation. These processes provide different approaches to addressing disputes and encourage the exploration of effective alternatives to conventional litigation.

The ADR Board undertakes a range of academic and practical initiatives, including workshops, training sessions, lectures and competitions. These activities are intended to deepen students' understanding of dispute resolution and provide opportunities to engage with ADR in practice.

Participation requirements vary depending on the initiative. Interested participants should consult the relevant event announcement or competition rules to determine eligibility, registration requirements and any applicable deadlines.

Visit the official ADR SLCU website and check the relevant sections for allotments, competitions, events, achievements and newsletters. Students should refer to official announcements for the latest information regarding opportunities, results and upcoming activities.