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Editor's Notes
- Libraries as Liminal S
- Why now?
- Outline: Frameworks for change Planning Influencing Contributing
- Frameworks for change
- Bolman & Deal’s Four Frames
- Structural Human Resources Political Symbolic
- Strengths & Appreciative Inquiry
- Constructionist Simultaneity Poetic Anticipatory Positive
- Liberating Structures
- 8 Step Process for Leading Change
- Create a sense of urgency Build a guiding coalition Form a strategic vision and initiatives Enlist a volunteer army Enable action/Remove barriers Generate short term wins Sustain acceleration Institute change
- William Bridges’ Transition Model
- Endings Neutral Zone New Beginnings
- Outline: Frameworks for change Planning Influencing Contributing
- Planning
- Determine What Matters
- Know your system
- What has change looked like in your institutions?
- Don’t underestimate culture
- Get good at defining a problem
- Focus on the outcome
- Long term focus
- Where do changes come from? Where is authority?
- Influencing
- Diagnosing a change
- Build trust & create safety
- Communicate & Engage
- Are there concrete things you can do to influence change in your organization?
- Practice openness & vulnerability
- Empathy & awareness
- Build your network
- Contributing
- Firm and flexible
- Clarifying context
- Shift perception
- Many possible futures
- Experiment
- Reflect
- Outline: Frameworks for change Planning Influencing Contributing
- What can you do to influence change? What expertise do you, uniquely, bring to the table?
- We are makers of change.
- Contact: Lauren Pressley @laurenpressley pressley@uw.edu