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Collaboration and Partnership Building
Miranda
Duncan
Community Development Specialist
St. Louis County East Central Region
UMSL-Public Policy Research Center
University of Missouri—St. Louis
One University Blvd.
362 SSB Bldg.
St. Louis, MO 63121
(314) 516-6040, (314) 516-5268 fax
Kay Gasen
8001 Natural Bridge Rd.
St. Louis, MO 63121
By the end of the program, participants can understand the varying degrees of interplay or mutuality for different types of cooperating groups—partnerships, collaboratives, coalitions, networks; Become more self aware about what is required when individuals or individual representatives agree to join a partnership or collaborate; Know how to help clarify the purpose of a partnership or collaborative; Be able to identify who needs to be a member of the partnership and who doesn’t; Understand the sequence of tasks required to build the foundation for effective collaboration; Become familiar with how to negotiate roles, contributions and expectations for a partnership; Internalize the concept “the more you give away, the more you get in the long run”; Understand consensus and joint decision making processes.
Format & Time Required:
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One full day—8 hours
North
Central Regional Center for Rural Development
Iowa State University
107 Curtiss Hall
Ames, IA 50011-1050
(515) 294-8321, (515) 294-3180 fax
For questions, comments or concerns about the NCRCRD Web site, contact
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Last updated August 31, 2004.