2. Session 1 | Tuesday, June 5 1:30pm-2:45pm
Assessing, Enhancing, and Leveraging
Student Development
Session 2 | Wednesday, June 6 10:15am-12:00pm
Building Capacity & Collective
Impact with Community Partners
Session 3 | Thursday, June 7 9:00am-10:15am
Campus Infrastructure:
Effort & Reach
3. Assessing, Enhancing, &
Leveraging Student Development
⢠2011-12 T&E Assessment | Observations
in individual campus teams
⢠2011-12 T&E Assessment | Opportunities
in small groups
⢠Reporting Back
all group
⢠Recommended Resources
a brief presentation
5. Skills
Personal Skills
⢠Active listening
⢠Balance/boundaries
⢠Communication
⢠Decision making
⢠Organization
⢠Planning
⢠Time management
⢠Goal setting
6. Skills
Personal Skills Leadership Skills
⢠Active listening ⢠ConďŹict resolution
⢠Balance/boundaries ⢠Delegation
⢠Communication ⢠Planning
⢠Decision making ⢠Public speaking
⢠Organization ⢠Running a meeting
⢠Planning ⢠Teamwork
⢠Time management ⢠Working with diverse
⢠Goal setting groups
7. Skills
Personal Skills Leadership Skills Professional Skills
⢠Budgeting
⢠Active listening ⢠ConďŹict resolution ⢠Evaluation/research
⢠Balance/boundaries ⢠Delegation ⢠Event planning
⢠Communication ⢠Planning ⢠Fundraising
⢠Decision making ⢠Public speaking ⢠Grant writing
⢠Organization ⢠Running a meeting ⢠Marketing /
⢠Planning ⢠Teamwork Public relations
⢠Time management ⢠Mediation
⢠Working with diverse
⢠Networking
⢠Goal setting groups
⢠Public education /
Advocacy
⢠Volunteer management
8. Common Commitments
Community International
Building Perspective
Social
Diversity Justice
Civic Spiritual
Engagement Exploration
9. Service Road
Expertise
specialist
Example
site/project coordinator
Experience
program assistant (speciďŹc role)
Exploration
intentional short-term immersion
Expectation
application process & orientation
11. T&E Assessment Key
⢠M = Meeting
all-Bonner, class-based, one-on-one, conferences
⢠R = ReďŹection
reďŹection sessions, movie discussions, mentor meetings
⢠T = Trainings
Bonner-speciďŹc workshops, lectures, retreats, skill building
⢠S = Social
gatherings, ceremonies, celebrations, networking fairs
⢠P = Planning
Bonner Leadership Team, other planning sessions
⢠C = Campus-Wide
related events and initiatives
12. T&E Assessment Activity
Week of All Frosh Soph Jr Sr Team BLT Campus
August 22 T P
August 29 T/R
September 5 S P P
September 12 M T T
September 19 T P
September 26 R R T
October 3 P P
October 10 M R T
October 17 P
October 24 T
October 31 R P
November 7 T P
November 14 M R P
November 21 T
November 28 R P
December 5 R T P
December 12 M R P
13. T&E Assessment Activity
Week of Meeting Training ReďŹection Planning Social
August 22
August 29
September 5
September 12
September 19
September 26
October 3
October 10
October 17
October 24
October 31
November 7
November 14
November 21
November 28
December 5
December 12
18. T&E Observations
⢠What is the balance of meetings by class vs
all Bonner vs issue/team-based?
⢠What is the balance of Bonner-focused vs
Campus-wide trainings & enrichment
activities?
19. T&E Observations
⢠What is the balance of meetings by class vs
all Bonner vs issue/team-based?
⢠What is the balance of Bonner-focused vs
Campus-wide trainings & enrichment
activities?
⢠Whatâs working well?
20. T&E Observations
⢠What is the balance of meetings by class vs
all Bonner vs issue/team-based?
⢠What is the balance of Bonner-focused vs
Campus-wide trainings & enrichment
activities?
⢠Whatâs working well?
⢠Whatâs not working very well?
21. T&E Observations
⢠What is the balance of meetings by class vs
all Bonner vs issue/team-based?
⢠What is the balance of Bonner-focused vs
Campus-wide trainings & enrichment
activities?
⢠Whatâs working well?
⢠Whatâs not working very well?
⢠How was attendance?
22. 2011-2012 T&E Opportunities
In small groups of 2-3 campuses, discuss these questions and consider
various opportunities to strengthen your training and enrichment calendar:
⢠Where are you seeing gaps in terms of the student
experience?
⢠What were some of the best attended and/or most
effective sessions this year in terms of student
feedback?
⢠What cross-campus and/or community connections may
help? (i.e. other ofďŹces, faculty, partners as co-educators)
⢠What developmental outcomes do you feel your
program is producing? What may be lacking?
23. Student Development Report Back
Letâs get some feedback on:
⢠Best Practices
effective meetings, workload management, facilitation strategies
⢠Challenges
management, planning, design, facilitation, diversity/depth of trainings
⢠Innovations
ideas for better design, implementation, and management
⢠Helpful Resources
what can the Foundation provide to help you manage this process?
24. Resources for Student Development
⢠Freshmen Orientation
Bonner Wiki âhttp://goo.gl/ycUop
⢠Class-Based Small Group Meetings
http://goo.gl/g4fso
⢠All Bonner Large Group Meetings
http://goo.gl/ytJ0d
⢠Training Modules
Bonner Wiki â http://goo.gl/Kgoxr
⢠Common Commitment Resources
Bonner Wiki â http://goo.gl/EOiKh
⢠PowerPoints | Video
Slideshare â http://goo.gl/ltiBg | Bonner YouTube â http://goo.gl/ltiBg
25. Building Capacity with
Community Partners
⢠~ Get Out the Vote
⢠Capacity Building Roles
⢠Breakout Brainstorming
⢠Report Back
⢠Bonner Business
29. COMMUNITY-CAMPUS PARTNERSHIPS
Org
Org Org
PolicyOptions
News Digest Org Org Direct Service
& Issue Briefs
Org
Capacity
Community-
Building
Based
Program, Planning
Research
Public Networking & Tech Support
Education Convening,
Speakers, Forums, Social Media,
Dissemination Mapping
Think Act
31. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
Direct Action (service)
Capacity Building
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
32. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service)
Capacity Building
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
33. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
Capacity Building
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
34. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
35. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
36. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
37. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
38. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
39. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR 85%
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
40. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR 85%
24%
Policy News & Analysis
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
41. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR 85%
24%
Policy News & Analysis 92%
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
42. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR 85%
24%
Policy News & Analysis 92%
34%
Community Info Hub
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
43. Occurring
Need / Highly Need
47%
Direct Action (service) 92%
19%
Capacity Building 89%
28%
Convening 87%
25%
CBR 85%
24%
Policy News & Analysis 92%
34%
Community Info Hub 88%
0% 25% 50% 75% 100%
n = 43 groups
44. CAPACITY BUILDING METRICS
Organizational Infrastructure & Resources
Technology Database development | Knowledge management | Social media
Financial Resources Fundraising plans | Committee recruited | Resources identiďŹed
Volunteer Generation Roles deďŹned | Plan developed | Volunteers recruited | Recognized
Org. Management & Operations Improve internal operation systems | Improved service delivery
Community Assessment Plan designed | New data collected & analyzed | Findings reported
Community Awareness PR media plan developed | Articles, PSAs & social media developed
Partnership and Collaboration Networking meetings held & systems created | MOUs developed
Community Leadership Trainings offered | Leadership recruited for new/expanded projects
Program Development, Delivery & Evaluation
Program Development & Delivery New programs piloted | Existing program expanded | Assessments
Outreach Plan developed targeting beneďŹciaries | Communication tools made
Materials Development Training manuals created | Staff trained | Materials assessed
Performance Measurement Systems piloted | Logic model established | Staff trained
Corporation for National & Community Service, Draft Capacity Building Achievement Measures, May 2011
45. Capacity Building Teams
⢠Volunteer management
⢠Fundraising
⢠Social media
⢠Tech team (websites, database)
⢠Issue forum
⢠Networking â> campaign
⢠CBR intern
46. Breakout Brainstorm
⢠Example Community Partners
(starting points)
⢠Position Description
⢠Training Needed
⢠Resources Needed ($, people, etc.)
50. Observations from High Impact Initiative
⢠Campus centers have a lot on their plate
⢠One-day campus-wide events take
considerable time
⢠âDeepâ partnership strategies can be
primary goals, but secondary priorities
52. Covey Matrix
URGENT NOT URGENT
preparation,
crises, deadline- prevention,
IMPORTANT
driven projects planning,
relationship building
interruptions,
NOT trivia, busy work,
popular activities,
IMPORTANT irrelevant mail
some mail/calls
53. Management Assessment
⢠Think about your current workload â as
an individual and as an ofďŹce/center
⢠What percentage of your time is spent on
various program functions?
⢠Now think about strategic plans,
priorities, and goals â for both your
individual role and for the ofďŹce/center
⢠What is the relationship between the
time you spend and the goals you set? How
might you make adjustments?
54. Management Assessment
A. StafďŹng and Governance Managing Center/OfďŹce/Department
Managing BWBRS, Federal Work-Study,
B. Program Administration
AmeriCorps, & other reporting
Managing Bonner meetings, training &
C. Student Development
enrichment activities
Managing Bonner Recruitment, Orientation,
D. Co-Curricular First Year Trip, Second Year Exchange, Senior
Presentations of Learning
Holding One-on-One Meetings and other
E. Advising
individual student support
F. Community Partnerships Managing community partnerships
G. Curricular Managing faculty training & support
Managing collaborations across campus,
H. Campus-Wide Service including one-time service projects, other
service clubs, awards events