UNCG Webinar - Doing Our Jobs / Saving Our Sanity: Defining Our Role, Respo...
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Our second UNCG Webinar for members is on Thursday, December 6 from 2-3pm Eastern / 1-2pm Central / 12-1pm Mountain / 11am - 12pm Pacific. Please let us know if you're planning on attending. Once you RSVP, you'll receive Webinar information. As a reminder, this is a benefit for UNCG dues-paying members! If you aren't sure if you're up-to-date with your dues, email roslynr@pdx.edu.
Doing Our Jobs / Saving Our Sanity: Defining Our Role, Responsibility and Risks Related to Serving Our University Communities
During this hour-long webinar, we'll focus on what are the distinct challenges and helpful approaches and techniques for us working in the field of collaborative governance and within a university? A variety of UNCG members will share examples / stories from their experiences. Topics will include:
- Mission: What is my job to say yes to or no to (given where I sit / my role for serving the Univ)?
- Structure: What are the choices around how it’s built to serve?
- Fiscal: What kind of funding, support, or contracting is or could be in place?
- Controversy and Risk: what are the issues of taking on high visibility / high stakes issues sitting in a university?
- Capacity: what’s my role for building the university’s capacity for collaboration?
Lara Fowler (Individual Member - Penn State), John Stephens (UNC Chapel Hill), Marina Piscolisch (Individual Member), Peter Harkema (Portland State)
Contact Sarah Giles (sagiles@pdx.edu) for any questions.
Organizer University Network for Collaborative Governance
Organizer of UNCG Webinar - Doing Our Jobs / Saving Our Sanity: Defining Our Role, Responsibility and Risks Related to Serving Our University Communities
The University Network for Collaborative Governance champions collaborative governance by supporting and strengthening a network of faculty members and professionals from college and university centers, institutes, and programs that engage in collaborative governance practice, scholarship, and teaching.
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