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Extension Methods & Delivery
Impact Collaborative Summit (Connect Extension, Virtual)
Jan. 17, 18, 19, 2023
9 a.m.- 2 p.m. Pacific time
Click here to read more and register. Registration deadline is Dec. 19, 2022.
The Impact Collaborative Summit helps increase Cooperative Extension's organizational readiness and capacity for innovation and change by connecting teams with skills, tools, resources, and partners that can expand and deepen their impact. Participating teams will receive one on one support from coaches to help identify gaps in their project and program planning and have access to our network of expert Key Informants to help fill those gaps.
Jan. 19, 2023
Noon–12:30 PM
Join Saoimanu Sope and Ethan Ireland of UC ANR Strategic Communications. Attendees can expect to learn to how improve the production quality of videos they produce using basic photographic composition and lighting principles. Other topics will be covered briefly, including methods for recording clean audio and basic editing theory.
Zoom https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/751701428?pwd=Q1ZrbUtoQVJwMXJVRkQydUlwNytJQT09
Password: 4Learning | +1 669 900 6833 | Webinar ID: 751 701 428
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Dynamic Discussions (Connect Extension, Virtual)
Jan. 26, 2023
11 a.m.-Noon PST
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Each fourth Thursday of the month, the Impact Collaborative will host professionals from across Cooperative Extension and beyond to address hot topics of interest to Cooperative Extension. Each month, we will update the information for the Dynamic Discussion for the month!
Extension Skills (Connect Extension, Virtual)
Jan. 12, 2023
11 a.m.-Noon PT
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Each second Thursday of the month, the Impact Collaborative's Extension Skills series will provide an opportunity for Cooperative Extension professionals to build capacity with tools, processes, and tech skills training. Subjects like intro to podcasting, creating surveys, growing your social media, using twitter to make media connections and more were the topics of last year's Extension Skills!
So, you'd like to work with a specialist? Tips and tricks for successful collaboration with campus colleagues (ANR, Virtual)
Feb. 16
Noon-12:30 p.m.
UC ANR colleagues benefit from working across the network, but how do you start a collaboration with campus-based professionals? UC Berkeley specialist Van Butsic and ANR advisors Stephanie Larson and Yana Valacovich will share tips and tricks for successful collaboration between campus- and county-based academics. This panel discussion will share perspectives on how to find the right networks to work with, how to make sure collaborations benefit all parties, and how to grow collaborations over time.
Zoom Meeting: https://ucanr.zoom.us/j/5307501239?pwd=WDI3U2g5cXRvWUhVUlY3MitJWkVVUT09
Meeting ID: 530 750 1239 Phone +1 669 900 6833 US | Password: 4Collab
Smartphone Studio (Connect Extension, Virtual)
March 8, 2023
9-10 a.m. PT
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Learn how to create professional videos with your smartphone to promote your agri-business or to "advocate" agriculture through videos using your smartphone. This session will show you what equipment to purchase, how to use it, and share positive messages about agriculture using your smartphone and other inexpensive accessories. This webinar will get you started with a budget of $200 to $500. We will review microphones, tripods, apps and techniques – all that you need to achieve a professional look and sound to share your messaging with the public.
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Building Support
Academic Cost Recover/Salary Savings (video) Slide deck (PDF), Office of Contracts and Grants, Business Operations Center
Cost Sharing/Matching Funds (video), Slide deck
Foreign Influence Update and NSPM-33 (video) Slide deck (PDF)
Pursuing fame and fortune (or some grants and new partners) with Strategic Communications (video)
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Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
Making the Unconscious Conscious: Understanding and Mitigating Bias (UCD, virtual)
Jan. 26, 2023
8:30 a.m.-Noon
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Bias, in its most simplistic definition, is preferring one thing over another. Biases come into play in our impression and judgment of people, especially those whose identities and experiences are different from our own. This session will explore how socialization informs snap judgments we make about people. Participants will be introduced to theory and language in understanding implicit and explicit bias. Using personal reflection, experiential exercises and case studies, participants will gain greater awareness when they engage in bias and gain essential knowledge and skills (tools) in how they recognize and mitigate biases in both personal and professional domains.
Jan. 31, 2023
8:30 a.m.-Noon
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This course will help managers assess their own cultural values and explore how they affect the recruitment, interviewing and selection processes.
The online courses in the series can be taken at any time but the instructor-led courses must be taken in order.
The Introduction to Supervision course will give you the opportunity to complete a self-assessment and explore supervisory myths.
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Microaggressions: Towards Greater Awareness and Understanding
Feb. 16, 2023
8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.
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As cultural beings, we are products of our socialization. Our socialization includes conditioning in how we understand differences and our identities and how those identities are understood and experienced at the individual and structural levels. Using the work of Derald Wing Sue, this session explores the phenomenon of microaggressions in everyday life by increasing awareness of common occurrences; understanding its impact on those who experience them; and exploring strategies on how to mitigate and respond to them.
Leading and Managing in a Multicultural Community (UCD, virtual)
May 3, 2023
8:30 a.m.-Noon
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This course will provide a model for developing our knowledge and skills to work and lead in a multicultural community.
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Office, Team, and Personal Management
Writing for and Presenting to Executives (UCD, virtual)
Feb. 27 & 28, 2023
8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.
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Writing and presenting are unique skill sets, each requiring competence in communication—and confidence. However, even people experienced in both can feel some dread knowing they'll eventually be evaluated and questioned by an executive team. Everyone will draft an executive-ready document (Day 1) and present it to the class, receiving feedback (Day 2). Excellent course!
Introduction to Supervision (UCD In-person)
Jan. 6, 2023
8:30 a.m.-Noon
Or
April 7, 2023
8:30 a.m.-Noon
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This series uses a blended learning approach combining instructor-led and e-learning courses. You will work on your individual development plan as you transition from an individual contributor role, to one of supervisor. The online courses in the series can be taken at any time but the instructor-led courses must be taken in order.
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It's a well-established fact that much like we can increase our physical strength, we can increase our mental strength as well, and that building inner strength leads to outer success. It has also been proven that the mentally strongest people have specific habits that drive their fortitude. In this course, Scott Mautz teaches different habits you can incorporate into your daily routine to specifically build your mental strength, contributing to success on so many fronts. Scott shows you how to strive for authenticity instead of approval; choose who gets to criticize you; avoid falling victim to comparison; stop asking for permission; stop giving away your power, and more. Request your LinkedIn Learning account by emailing ANR IT at help@ucanr.edu.
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Build a better to do list (LinkedIn Learning)
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The key to enhancing your productivity is to build to-do lists that work. In this course, learn a new approach to creating to-do lists, find out how to better prioritize tasks, and discover proven day-to-day workflows to put into practice immediately. Join productivity expert Mike Vardy as he shares the anatomy of a to do, revealing what goes on a list and what doesn't go on a list. Mike also explains how to gauge your progress and how to create a process that keeps your attention. Plus, explore popular to-do list apps — and learn how to eliminate apps altogether and embrace paper. Request your LinkedIn Learning account by emailing ANR IT at help@ucanr.edu.
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