Day 1 - Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Understand RLH perspectives on leadership and the connection between CLI and TOC work
- Build connections between cohort members (list names / roles of cohort)
- List general topics for the week (See RLH Goals for CLI)
- Generate behavioral expectations for our time together
- Explore ways to communicate values to teams
- Summarize key TOC goals and groups
- List key strengths and strengths of others
- Describe current employee concerns about leadership and climate / Connect to roadblocks for TOC work
- Compare / Contrast current state to aspirational state in Dare to Lead
Day 2 - Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Prioritize leadership skills previously discussed
- Articulate key skills from the Dare to Lead
- Explain role of cabinet members’ area in relation to the college as a whole. / Connect key TOC goals to the work done in areas of chosen cabinet members
- Articulate key reasons for needing change at ACC
- Discover connections to cohort members / focus on leadership wins
- Discover connections to cohort members / focus on leadership challenges
Day 3 – Learning Objectives
- Relate the work of “their” area to efforts taking place in another part of the college
- Articulate key skills from Dare to Lead
- Explain role of cabinet members’ area in relation to the college as a whole. / Connect key TOC goals to the work done in areas of chosen cabinet members
- Articulate key reasons for needing change at ACC
- Develop competencies for an ACC leader / Define ACC leadership (as compared to management)
- Explore feedback provided by RLH on draft definitions and competencies
- Formulate ways that they can plan their tasks and prioritize leadership (in support of ToC and other team goals)
- Build community and plan for day 4 discussions
Day 4 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Propose ways to support team members as leaders
- Evaluate the challenges and successes of teams as they work
- Identify key concerns of employees / Devise ways to offer support differently
- Practice kindness to the self / Resources for when work is hard
- Discuss leadership topics of interest (to be determined by the group)
Day 5 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Reflect on challenging assumptions from previous session
- Discuss leadership topics of interest (to be determined by the group)
- List some reasons why a culture of growth is a benefit to an organization
- Explore options for sharing deliverables / lessons learned outside of our group
- Construct a summary of lessons learned over the week
- Question the Chancellor about TOC, Climate, or anything else on the minds of the group
- Assess changes needed to move forward as an ACC leader
- Explain next steps for cohort members
Day 6 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Assess changes needed to move forward as an ACC leader
- Explain role of cabinet members’ area in relation to the college as a whole. / Connect key TOC goals to the work done in areas of chosen cabinet members
- Articulate key behaviors related to Armored vs Open Leadership from “Dare to Lead”
- List services and their locations at RGC
- Discuss leadership topics of interest (to be determined by the group)
- Articulate key reasons for needing change at ACC
- Further hone the process and plan for producing required CLI deliverables
Day 7 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Reflect on what makes our jobs a joy, and how we can pass that on to others.
- Continue to hone the process and plan for producing required CLI deliverables
- List reasons that storytelling is an important part of leadership
- Produce stories to share with others
- List services and their locations at CYP
- Explain how CliftonStrengths connect to ToC AND to efforts to improve communication and culture through work with direct reports and other downstream team members
- Articulate how shame and empathy relate to leadership in the “Dare to Lead” framework
- Explain role of cabinet members’ area in relation to the college as a whole. / Connect key ToC goals to the work done in areas of chosen cabinet members
- Examine options for shifting a focus from managing teams to developing leaders and functional teams.
Day 8 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Reflect on recommitting to the CLI process and to each other
- Articulate how shame and empathy relate to leadership in the “Dare to Lead” framework
- Begin to develop a plan to communicate important issues to cabinet
- List services and their locations at NRG
- Explain role of cabinet members’ area in relation to the college as a whole. / Connect key ToC goals to the work done in areas of chosen cabinet members
- Articulate ways to use data storytelling in their leadership roles
- Communicate key updates regarding the Theory of Change to their teams and colleagues across the college
- Discover persistent challenges that impact success of community college students
- Relate to CLI colleagues in an informal setting (and judge each other’s sweaters!)
Day 9 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Reflect on RLH’s vision of leadership for ACC and CLI’s role in that transformation
- Hear from external speakers: Examine different models of leadership and consider ways to adapt our own leadership styles
- List services and their locations at EGN
- Articulate how “Rumble Starters” and “Horizon Conflicts” relate to leadership in the “Dare to Lead” framework
- Continue to build connections between cohort members
- List RLH goals for work with Cabinet and discuss next steps
Day 10 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Reflect on things that can shut down daring leadership.
- Hear from external speaker: Examine different models of leadership and consider ways to adapt our own leadership styles.
- Develop a plan for CLI/Cabinet interactions.
- List services and their locations at RRC.
- Articulate personal values and the support needed to live into them.
- Identify key ways to respond to feedback utilizing a Daring leadership approach.
- Connect Clifton Strengths to “The Seven Expectations of Great Managing” by reviewing employee feedback and responding with daring leadership.
- Discuss topics of interest (to be determined by the group)
- Reflect on lessons learned over the day and highlight supportive ways to interact with our teams.
Day 11 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Develop a plan for CLI/Cabinet interactions.
- Hear from external speaker: Examine different models of leadership and consider ways to adapt our own leadership styles.
- Clarify psychological concepts and tools for giving and receiving feedback well.
- List services and their locations at SGC.
- Explore the reorganization fully and develop language for sharing with teams. (Time to interact with RLH on this issue)
- Summarize key elements of the DTL BRAVING Inventory and assess ACC progress on each.
- Reflect on CLI deliverables – progress and opportunities from “Food for Thought” series.
- Reflect on lessons learned over the day and highlight supportive ways to interact with our teams.
Day 12 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Hold and Debrief our first CLI/Cabinet interaction.
- List services and their locations at EVC.
- Summarize key elements of the DTL BRAVING Inventory and assess ACC progress on each.
- Highlight supportive ways to interact with our teams.
- Hear from external speaker: Examine different models of leadership and consider ways to adapt our own leadership styles.
- Reflect on CLI deliverables – progress and opportunities from “Food for Thought” series.
Day 13 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Identify remaining CLI deliverables.
- Clarify expectations for CLI support of ToC Design Teams (as executive sponsors).
- Assess design and give feedback to ToC Design Team – Meet Basic Needs
- Summarize key elements of the DTL Learning to Rise.
- List services and their locations at SAC.
- Evaluate progress on Opportunities for Efficiency. (Team leads provide updates)
- Understand, explain and support the plan for the Student Affairs Reorganization.
- Hear from external speaker: Examine different models of leadership and consider ways to adapt our own leadership styles.
- Reflect on lessons from CLI.
Day 14 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Describe the role of CLI as business sponsors for ToC implementation
- Evaluate progress on Opportunities for Efficiency. (Team leads provide updates and time for discussion)
- Assess design and give feedback to ToC Design Team – Demonstrated Practices of Caring for all Employees
- Develop a plan for continued CLI meetings to review ToC Design Team presentations
- List services and their locations at RVS
- Summarize key elements of the DTL Learning to Rise
- Understand, explain and support the plan for the Student Affairs Reorganization
- Reflect on the progress of becoming poverty informed practitioners
- Reflect on lessons from CLI and support colleagues through emailing kudos
Day 15 – Learning Objectives
After our session, participants will:
- Confirm plan for remaining deliverables.
- Develop a plan for cohort 1 support of future cohorts.
- Present Deliverables for Opportunities for Efficiency. Rate the process – is this a model for future high priority work with the cabinet?
- Collect data on the student experience at ACC. Revise methods and procedures to more closely align with the ACC values of Courage, Compassion, Joy, and Yes.
- List services and their locations at HYS.
- Appraise findings from the campus purpose meetings.
- Assess our experiences as a cohort. Which experiences / objectives should we maintain and which should we let go of for cohort 2?
- Construct videos for the CLI “handbook” deliverable