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SEAL 2005 - YOUR WORK COUNTS:
Advisory Group Efforts Toward Building Sustainable
Organizations
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SEAL Information
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TARGET AUDIENCE:
This conference is targeted toward advisory group members and Extension
educators that are heavily involved in developing and sustaining
successful county and or statewide advisory groups. These
individuals must also be committed to return to their state
and teach other Extension educators and advisory group members
on best practices learned at the conference.
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OVERALL CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES:
Reveal effective strategies
for advocacy;
Building advocacy groups that work; and
Embracing the differences in ourselves and each other. |
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INFORMATION
ON CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
CURRICULUM
ON CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
POWER
POINTS FOR CONCURRENT SESSIONS |
Day 1 “Groups That Work”
Coordinated
by Stan Smith, Psychologist and Psychometrican, developer of
Human Patterns Personality Inventory® |
Session
1: Communicating with Decision Makers—Building Advocacy
Coordinated
by Judy Groff, North Carolina State University Extension |
Curriculum
for Session 1 |
Materials
for Session 1 |
Day 2 “Empowering
Individuals and Groups to Build Effective. Efficient, Sustainable
Organizations"
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Session
2: Advisory Group Development
Coordinated
by Ralph Prince, Extension Advisory Leadership Coordinator,
University of Kentucky, Cooperative Extension |
Curriculum
for Session 2 |
Materials
for Session 2 |
| Day 3 “Knowing Where We Have Been, Where We Are, and Where We Want To
Go” |
Session
3: Individual Advisory Member Development
Coordinated
by Chris Boleman, Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist,
Texas Cooperative Extension |
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for Session 3 |
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for Session 3 |
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