2012 ACBSP Region 4 Conference Presentation #8 - Head and Stutz
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The document provides 10 suggestions for obtaining faculty buy-in for sustainable practices in colleges and universities. The suggestions are: 1) make people aware of the need for action in a significant and personal way, 2) give people specific feedback, 3) participate at all levels rather than dictating, 4) take an incremental approach rather than doing everything at once, 5) celebrate successes along the way, 6) lead by quiet and clear action, 7) coopt naysayers rather than ignoring or forcing them, 8) share gains and credit as rewards, 9) keep messaging positive rather than hopeless, and 10) institutionalize programs to make them lasting rather than a temporary fad.
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- 1. Sustainable Practices: 10 Suggestions To Obtain Faculty “Buy In” Thomas Head & Melissa Stutz Roosevelt University
- 2. • Sustainability is not just a call for radical environmentalism, • It is all about managing a behavioral change among the employees. • But, how do we typically approach such issues in colleges & universities?
- 3. Suggestion 1 • Make people aware of the need for action – it must be significant and personal.
- 4. Suggestion 2 • Give people feedback – specific and concrete, even if it isn’t “good”
- 5. Suggestion 3 • Don’t dictate. Participate! All Levels!!
- 6. Suggestion 4 • Don’t do everything all at once. Use the incremental approach – step-by-step
- 7. Suggestion 5 • Celebrate successes along the way!
- 8. Suggestion 6 • Lead by action, quietly and clearly.
- 9. Suggestion 7 • Coopt the naysayers, don’t ignore or force them.
- 10. Suggestion 8 • Reward people – share the gains and the credit
- 11. Suggestion 9 • Keep things “light” – not hopeless and “doom and gloom”
- 12. Suggestion 10 • Institutionalize the program. Make sure it isn’t simply the “fad of the month”. • Human Resources, not Marketing