Five individuals seated around a rectangular conference table engaged in a mediation exercise. The table holds notebooks, folders, pens, and water bottles. A whiteboard in the background displays handwritten notes, including “505k” at the top with branching lines and words such as “injunction,” “comp,” and “limit.” An office cabinet and chairs are visible in the background.

Representation in Mediation Competition

Future legal professionals can sharpen mediation and negotiation skills through real-world competitions that build critical thinking and collaboration. These programs also connect students to elite opportunities, including national and international events recognized by leading legal organizations.

2025 Intramural Competition Results

Congratulations to our winners of the 2025 Representation in Mediation Intramural Competition!

First Place Team: Jacob McGee ’26 and Linda Roman Marquez ’26
Second Place Team: Leah Perry ’27 and Olivia Sheldon ’27
Third Place Team: Taylor Tyburski ’27 and Julia Noshy ’27
Fourth Place Team: Justin Marji ’27 and Brandon Suydam ’27
Fifth Place Team: Taylor Wild ’26 and Emma Marzec ’26
Sixth Place Team: Elizabeth Fox ’27 and Rachel Panepinto ’27

Kudos to all our teams for participating, and a big thank you to our volunteers who helped make this year’s competition a success!

The top three teams from the Intramural Competition will receive award certificates and have priority in selecting participation in the following Competitions:

  • ABA (American Bar Association) Regionals
  • NYS Bar Association NYC Mediation & Negotiation Competition
  • The IBA-VIAC Mediation & Negotiation Competition in Vienna, Austria

If any of the top three teams are unable to compete, other teams or individual students may be invited to participate.