Abstract
Analyses a conflict resolution and mediation programme at Monmouth University, the main objective of which was to facilitate a campus‐wide climate of collaborative learning and develop a new cultural ethic. Suggests that the programme has been a success, with it being used in several campus divisions such as residential life and student services. Outlines barriers to be overcome and lessons to be learned.
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