Retreat Program
Rooms for each session are listed in italics.
Monday, June 3
Goal:
6:00 pm Dinner (Smith Campus Center 201)
- Nametags etc. will be available at a registration table at the Smith Campus Center
- Address one or more of the overarching questions for the meeting (big stickies by the registration table):
- What do you want from this collaborative? At the institutional level? At the individual/personal level?
- Reflect on the implications of our institutional differences? What are some assumptions about our differences?
- What effect, if any, has LCC4 had on what I am doing on campus?
7:00 pm Welcome and Opening Session
- Welcome to the meeting! - Keri
- Logistical introduction - Dylan
- Overview of Meeting goals - Valerie
- Optimize collaboration, clarify the different expectations from our collaborative
- Conversation Groups around Institutional Activities - John and Cailin
- Set of big stickies with categories aligned with big ideas/goals of IE3
- Each institution/rep puts small stickies onto big ones of things they have done or want to do.
- Time for conversations in groups around the big stickies and/or spinning off into smaller groups.
Tuesday, June 4
Goal:
8:00 Breakfast (Smith Campus Center 201)
- Sign up to give a 'lightning talk' after lunch - John
10:30 Break
10:45 Learning Team working time (concurrent sessions) (Smith Campus Center 208, 217, 218 - LT 2: 208; LT 3: 217: LT 1: 218)
- Note the 10 min share back at 4:30 today
12:15 Lunch (Smith Campus Center 201)
1:30 Inter-Institutional Collaborations and Posters (Smith Campus Center 201 and Edmunds Ballroom - posters)
- Accessing Community Funds for Inter-Institutional Collaborations - Christine
- Lightning "pitch talks" from people looking for collaborators - "we are doing X and we're looking for someone who is doing Y that we need to round out our collaboration" - John
- Time to browse posters and talk about possible collaborations
3:15 Break (light refreshments in SCC 201)
3:30 Crafting Institutional Profiles for the LCC4 Website (Smith Campus Center 201) -John and Cailin
- Intro from SERC - what purpose this serves for your team and the LCC. Mechanics of how to do this.
- Work in institutional teams to fill in the pages (Breakout in SCC rooms)
- End sessions with a set of draft profile pages and a plan for completing them with named authors to move it forward
4:30 Learning Team Sharing and Cross-Fertilization (SCC 201) - John / Cailin
- 10 minutes for each LT - Notes here - private page requires log in
- Rose-Bud-Thorn from each
- How can other LCC participants help/contribute data (if applicable)?
- Mechanisms and processes for coordination
- Discussion of opportunities for cross-LT collaboration
5:30 reflection
- Note about logistics and check out for dorm residents
6:00 Dinner (Dean of Students Avis Hinkson's house on 7th & Harvard Avenue)
Evening free time
Wednesday, June 5
Goal:
8:00 Breakfast (Smith Campus Center 201)
9:00 LCC4-Wide Discussion (Smith Campus Center 201) - LT0
- Summary of roadcheck - Cailin
- History of LT0's role as our LCC has evolved
- A deeper look at Sociocracy, aka Dynamic Governance
- Discussion: models for LT0 moving forward
- Your input: goals for the upcoming year, ideas for the Janelia meeting
10:30 Learning Team working time: What do we want to accomplish over the next year? (SCC 208, 217, 218 - LT 2: 208; LT 3: 217; LT 1: 218)
11:30 Closing business - looking ahead - LT0
- What do we want to accomplish together as LCC4 over the next year?
- How should we use LCC-specific time at the Janelia meeting?
Google sheet link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1LzuSZDweOI0bT_rNYLAPgOZleNYs_g8wpq2b1U_AaCM/edit?usp=sharing
12:00 Lunch (boxed available) (Smith Campus Center 201)
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