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The document discusses a proposal for multidisciplinary team projects within the ANRE state staff. It notes concerns about program silos and a desire from leadership to support more collaborative, multi-program efforts. Ideas and proposals are being collected on a shared website for potential projects that bring together different program areas and will receive additional support, resources, and help with evaluation. Staff are encouraged to propose ideas or comment on existing proposals, with the goal of selecting one or more proposals by mid-December that have generated interest from multiple stakeholders to move forward.
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- 1. Multidisciplinary Team Proposals November 2011 Presented at ANRE state Staff Meeting and Dean’s WISLINE John Shutske, PD for ANRE 1
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- 3. Ideas and Proposals Being Collected • One or more will move forward. –Additional support for: • Development • Support for working together • Evaluation • Reporting • Other activities that will help document and demonstrate impact 3
- 4. Website for Collecting Ideas and Proposals • http://blogs.ces.uwex.edu/multidisciplinary- team-proposals/ • Need your UWEX – Cooperative Extension login • Password re-sets if needed at State Staff Meeting • Otherwise, contact –helpdesk@ces.uwex.edu –800-760-7610 - Helpdesk 4
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- 12. Next Steps (after mid-December) • We hope to have dozens of proposals. • Some will be very similar. • Some may be unique, but have many comments/joiners. • Evaluation team members will look for themes. • One or more will be selected for further work. • SHAREPOINT will be used as a tool to assemble material/data and coordinate work. • CURRENTLY (before this process was developed), a Local Foods multi-disciplinary team has begun to work in this manner. 12
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