What If?: The Art of Scenario Thinking for Non-Profits
Source: Margaret Krebs Purpose: To visualize alternative futures Audience: Stakeholders and decision-makers For more information: ...
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Multidisciplinary problem-solving
Source: Karen Lips Purpose: Teaching a collaborative problem-solving course with business and biology graduate students Audience: ...
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Listening Walk
Source: Margaret Krebs Purpose: Reflecting Audience: Participants in an ongoing group: task force, lab, workshop You've probably heard...
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Breaking Ice and Controlling the Mike
Source: John Sabo One of the most daunting leadership roles I have recently confronted is directing large groups of faculty to...
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Designing the Destination: 2 Hours to a Vision and Mission for Our Center
Source: John Sabo In my last post, I described how I used Think-Pair-Share in a 2-hour meeting to build trust and momentum among faculty...
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An Innovative approach to writing a lab mission statement
Source: Chris Buddle Note from Elena Bennett (2011): What does your lab do and why? In our Leopold Leadership training, we learned about...
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Saving time, getting results: Tips for effective meetings with graduate students
Note from Pam Sturner, former Executive Director: Time management comes up in conversation at the Leopold Leadership Program as an...
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Developing Relationships Is Important Work: It Supports All the Other Work
We were nearly an hour into the first meeting of the Boreas Student Advisory Team, and you might think we hadn’t done much. No data...
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Partnering: Shaping the research experience for grad students
2013 LLP Fellow and Professor of Ecology at the University of Notre Dame, Jennifer Tank talks about her community based research. Read...
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