As the 2015-2016 cycle of the Young ICCA Mentoring Programme comes to an end, we bid farewell to Programme Coordinators Ruth Mosch and Janet Whitaker and welcome new coordinators David Kim and Maria Athanasiou.

Congratulations to Courtney Furner, Francis Lévesque and Supritha Suresh!

The results are in and the news is out! In a closely run election, Iceland-based Gardar Gunnarsson was elected new co-chair of Young ICCA, replacing Kate Brown de Vejar.

Have you made a decision yet?

Find out all you need to know about Young ICCA Co-chair elections right here.

After a brief hiatus, this virtual space for discussion and debate has been reinstated.

Current Young ICCA co-chair Kate Brown de Vejar's two-year term comes to an end this spring. In light of Ms Brown de Vejar's departure, Young ICCA is accepting expressions of interest from potential co-chair candidates. Interested in taking up the reigns as a Young ICCA co-chair? You have until 12 February to express your interest in this esteemed and exciting role.

We are delighted to announce that, with the generous support of the Cheng Yu Tung-Tsinghua Law Development Fund, Tsinghua Law School in Beijing will offer one Young ICCA member the possibility of receiving a scholarship to attend the Tsinghua LL.M program in International Arbitration & Dispute Settlement (IADS) in the academic year 2016-2017. The scholarship covers full tuition fees (RMB 146,000).

Young ICCA Opens Nomination Process for a New Co-Chair. Young ICCA will soon launch elections to replace its current co-chair Kate Brown de Vejar, whose two-year term comes to an end this spring. To that effect, Young ICCA is now accepting expressions of interest from potential co-chair candidates. Expressions of interest will be accepted through 12 February 2016.

Thanks to the generosity of Sophie Nappert (BCL’86, LLB’86), the Nappert Prize in International Arbitration will be awarded for the second time in 2016 after an enormously successful inaugural competition in 2014.