His biography says that his earlier careers in politics, government and commercial real estate development and management gave him ample opportunity to develop and practice his negotiation skills. Interest-based negotiation techniques are crucial both as a life skill and throughout one's career, Cohen said. His presentation addresses a variety of analytical tools and techniques for more effective negotiation. The Convocations Lecture Series is presented by the Associated Students of USU and is headed by Arts and Lectures vice president Lindsey Budge. The series' philosophy is to bring outstanding speakers to campus to educate and inspire.
Lectures are free and open to students, faculty and members of the community at large.
Located in northern Utah's Cache Valley, USU's eight academic colleges, School of Graduate Studies and statewide outreach Extension offices provide comprehensive programs to Utah and the world. Nominations are being accepted for the sixth annual President's Diversity Awards at Utah State University. The awards recognize individuals on campus and in the Cache Valley community who have made significant contributions to affirmative action, equal opportunity and diversity. The awards will be presented March 30 at the 12th President's Diversity Forum. Sonia Manuel-Dupont, Jerry Fuhriman, Gary Kiger, Deborah Byrnes, Carolyn Barcus and F. Ross Peterson.