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Strategic Doing Practitioner Training: Leading Complex Collaborations – University of North Alabama
Take part in 2.5 days of in-person engaged learning and join an active, national network of Strategic Doing practitioners. This course will help you design and implement the ten rules of Strategic Doing, an adaptable process that allows you to rapidly build complex collaborations and leverage them to move toward measurable outcomes, as you discover…
Read MoreStrategic Doing Practitioner Training: Leading Complex Collaborations – University of North Alabama
THIS CLASS IS FULL! If you would like to be added to the waitlist click here. Take part in 2.5 days of in-person engaged learning and join an active, national network of Strategic Doing practitioners. This course will help you design and implement the ten rules of Strategic Doing, an adaptable process that allows you…
Read MoreStrategic Doing Practitioner Training: Purdue University (Virtual)
In this online version of our Strategic Doing training, you’ll learn everything you need to know to begin thinking differently about collaboration, how to help groups have different – and more productive – kinds of conversations, and how to make sure that conversation turns into action. We use a simulation for the first four sessions…
Read MoreTraining at the University of Oregon
Over the past three years, the Lab has been building a partnership with the University of Oregon to become a affiliate in the Strategic Doing university network. Earlier this month, Liz Nilsen of the Lab traveled to Eugene to assist Bob Parker of OU’s Community Service Center in conducting a 2.5 day training in Strategic Doing. …
Read MoreTraining Purdue Pharmacists
This week, we worked with 150 Purdue Pharmacy students. We used Strategic Doing to help them learn the deep skills of collaboration. Increasingly pharmacists are called upon to help address complex community health challenges. A recent example of the challenges ahead: opioid addiction. Pharmacists need to be sensitive to the signs of addiction and extensively connected to…
Read MoreRebuilding Our Distressed Communities: Lessons From Flint
We have been working with our colleagues at Michigan State University to adapt our agile strategy training to the specific circumstances of distressed communities. These disinvested neighborhoods present particular challenges. The starting point in these communities is different. They face a history of disinvestment that produces long-term scars. Oftentimes, like Flint, whole neighborhoods face trauma,…
Read MoreThe Lab Conducts Certification Training in Strategic Doing at New Mexico State University
Last week, we completed a 2 ½ day training with our colleagues at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces. Our work with New Mexico State began under the National Science Foundation initiative called Pathways to Innovation. The pathways project focused on accelerating the integration of innovation announced partnership education into the undergraduate engineering curriculum…
Read MoreTraining Courses in Leading Complex Collaboration
For the second half of the year, the Lab as an ambitious schedule for conducting 2 1/2 day training in Leading Complex Collaboration. We conduct this training with our growing network of College and university partners. The schedule so far includes: Bozemon, MT: August 14-16: Montana State University Las Cruces, NM: August 16-18: New Mexico…
Read MorePractitioner training at Howard University
This week, we kick off our partnership with Howard University. We are conducting a 2.5 day practitioner training at the beautiful new Interdisciplinary Research Building in Washington DC. Here is a additional background on how Howard University is building its innovation ecosystem. This past week, the Washington Business Journal explained how a new innovation incubator…
Read MoreLike a Rock
Not the trucks – we’re headed to Granite City, Illinois in early February to work with a large group of people that are passionate about the future of that city – once home to a thriving steel plant, but now looking for new ways to thrive. Granite City Economic Development Director James Amos attended one…
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