Scope of Work Template Community
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Delivered by the EMOD Cohort of 2007
to Dr. Jane Rosser
July 28, 2007
Findings from the June 29 Community
Connections Retreat
Recommendations for Action
Next Steps for Community Connections
Questions
Feedback
General observations
◦ Group dynamics
Positive energy
Two dominant categories: Close Knit and Unattached
Potential for separation between university and
community
Positive language
◦ Power & leadership
Trust in Jane Rosser
United Way
“Pockets” of Power
◦ Not represented
Business, Government, Student Groups
End users of community services
Racial diversity
Transparent financial resources
Timelines or action items
Themes
◦ Desire for structure, goals and leadership
◦ Physical space
◦ Increased awareness
◦ Central database
◦ Shared definition of community
◦ Connection to T&P process
◦ Concerns
Funding
Abstract nature of the group
System Map – Open Systems View
EXTERNAL
ENVIRONMENT
INPUTS OUTPUTS
TRANSITION
THE ULTIMATE PURPOSE
PROVIDE NUTRIENTS
SOW THE
SEEDS REAP THE
HARVEST
WORK THE SOIL
The Garden
Metaphor for
Community
SHARE THE BOUNTY Connections
Weisbord’s Six Box Model
Ideas generated by Community Connections
Source: Weisbord, M.R. (1976) Group and Organization Studies.
Open System Model for organizations
focusing on what is and what should be…
◦ Purpose
◦ Leadership
◦ Structure
◦ Recognition
◦ Relationships
◦ Helpful Mechanisms
Recommendations will be categorized into
the six boxes as appropriate
Ownership Influence
Distribute Leadership and
Ownership of Solutions • Redesign Curriculum
Create Structure, Purpose, • Include Service Learning
Mission
Establishing a “Think Tank” in Personal and
Define Service Learning Professional Development
Requirements
• Institutionalize Service
Create Recognition and
Awareness of Efforts Learning
Capture and Share Success
Stories
Leverage Cross-Sector
Knowledge
Sharing Information through
the Web and Information
Solutions / Creating a
Clearinghouse or hub
Structure
◦ Objectives
◦ Separate discussions
◦ Distributing output
Leadership
◦ Reinforces network ownership
Relationships
◦ Deeper connections in areas of interests
◦ Additional discussion to keep purpose fresh
Helpful mechanisms
◦ Ideas fuel next steps, approaches, etc.
Structure
◦ Objectives
Purpose
◦ Potentially include
Recognition
◦ Establish quarterly award system
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Evaluate faculty/students focused on Service
Learning
Structure
◦ Create award for project work and publicize
Leadership
◦ Further distribution
Rewards & Recognition
◦ Recognition through award programs
◦ Monetarily reward faculty through
performance or incentive pools
◦ Recognize community outreach as a
connection between scholarship of
engagement and T & P process (research)
Structure
◦ Establish a template for vignettes
◦ Build a library & publish success stories
Leadership
◦ Establish central committee (central point of contact)
Recognition
◦ Showcase Community Connections through website
newsletters and local community newspaper
Relationships
◦ Continue meetings
◦ Share information & successes
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Communicating small wins & reaching of milestones
Structure
◦ Focus to narrow scope of work
◦ Present ideas to group to select work
◦ Tap passion for leaders
◦ Evolve monthly meetings to report outs
Leadership
◦ Inherent in moving forward as a network
◦ Create shared power structure
Purpose
◦ Selecting work begins to define the purpose of CC
Relationships
◦ Connecting passions to build momentum into greater
accomplishments
Structure
◦ Define cross-sectors
Leadership
◦ Enable equal partnerships across groups
◦ Diverse leadership – BGSU, students, community
members, business leaders, etc.
Recognition
◦ University recognizes potentials that exist in the
community
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Published PR for individual sectors
Structure
◦ Identify and establish partners
◦ Workshop demonstration
Leadership
◦ Establish leadership role
◦ Define expectations on how to influence
redesign
Purpose
◦ Align curriculum with purpose
Structure
◦ Define
Purpose
◦ Establish role of Community Connections
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Design/Deliver workshops for faculty
Structure
◦ Define institutionalize
◦ Define Community Connections role in
institutionalizing – how and where to influence
Leadership
◦ Define Jane Rosser’s role as representative to
university
Purpose
◦ Declare Community Connections stance
Structure
◦ Use list proc to solicit links, articles, etc.
◦ Publish data on the site
Leadership
◦ Use web to advertise leaders
Recognition
◦ Examples of Service Learning
◦ Efforts of participants
Relationships
◦ Tool for linking people to right people at right time
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Defines efforts and work of group to members and
public
Structure
◦ Define, establish & publish on site
Leadership
◦ Formulate a steering committee
Purpose
◦ Create concrete “dream for the future”
Recognition
◦ Outline on website and in publications
Helpful Mechanisms
◦ Establishes a “common voice”
Establish mission, vision, & purpose
Recruit track leaders to engage work
Continue to meet to engage group in
executing work
What worked best in the delivery of the report?
What did you learn about Community
Connections that you did not know before?
What recommendations do you have for the
EMOD group as we deliver results to clients in the
future?
How do you plan to disseminate the information
presented to you today?
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