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The KDLU Leadership Institute aims to identify and develop high-potential employees, create diverse teams working towards goals, and strengthen KDL's position as an employer. The program includes a leadership effectiveness analysis, mentoring, classroom sessions, independent study, and experiential learning projects. Participants are current KDL employees nominated through an application process. The inaugural class included 8 participants from various library roles. The program runs from December 2010 through May 2011, with a budget of $11,396. Assessment focuses on determining if the objectives were achieved.
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- 3. Create diverse teams working toward organizational goals
- 6. 4-year degree, or working toward
- 7. Supervisor’s endorsement acknowledging time commitment
- 11. Morgan - Youth Librarian, Walker
- 12. Dana - Teen Librarian, Kentwood
- 13. Liz – new Branch Mgr. Caledonia
- 14. Kristin – new Branch Mgr. Englehardt
- 15. Michelle - Youth Spec., East GR
- 16. Denise - former Program & Outreach Spec.
- 18. Jan -Adult Services Parapro., Englehardt & Walker
- 20. Sandy - Branch Mgr. Alto
- 22. Measures 22 behaviors/competencies with assets and liabilities
- 24. LEA on Strategic Thinking Taking a long-range, broad approach to problem solving and decision making through objective analysis, thinking ahead and planning.
- 26. trusting instincts rather than analyzing decisions
- 28. planning ahead
- 29. thinking through the implications of decisions
- 31. Help protégés generate an Individual Development Plan with actions to achieve professional goals
- 33. Understanding of the organization
- 35. Ability to teach
- 37. Genuine interest in success of others
- 38. Inspire others
- 39. KDL Manager or Leader
- 41. Protégés indicate top 3 preferences for mentors
- 45. Persuasiveness
- 47. Shared facilitation of online book discussions
- 49. What? Experiential Learning Actual projects To Be Determined Leadership Institute participants will actively lead projects supporting Strategic Plan objectives.
- 52. LEA Completion
- 53. Kick-off Session - December 2010
- 54. Sessions complete – May 2011
- 56. How well? Assessment Revisit Objectives, Did we: Identify and develop high-potential employees? Create diverse teams working toward organizational goals? Strengthen KDL’s position as a library leader and employer of choice?
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- Ask Brian to describe & explain the LEA methodology