Handouts & Notes
used at past events
Handouts & Notes
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Notes from the opening - Do's & Don'ts of Implementing change
Resistance to Change - notes
Stages of Change - Transtheoretical Model - handout
Alternate Leadership Models - references for material used.
Building a sense of “community” within a group.
Wirth, R. A. (2010). Community Building. Available at http://www.entarga.com/symposium/Jan10-CommunityBuilding.pdf
Breakout Session #1 – Understanding change from the perspective of complexity science
Wirth, R. A. (2009).
Understanding
change from the perspective of complexity science: A shift in worldview.
Available at
http://www.entarga.com/symposium/Dec09-Complexity.pdf
Breakout Session #2 – Performance improvement: Building a high-performance organization
Multiple articles used to illustrate the presentation. Links found in the LinkedIn Group -or- email Drs. Reymann or Wirth for a copy.
Breakout Session #1 – Leading with Influence (Not Authority)
Cook, S., Macaulay, S., & Coldicott, H. (2004). Change management excellence.
London: Kogan Page Ltd.
The handout includes pages 137-145 from chapter 15, influencing others during
change.
Wirth, R. A. (2001). Personal power. Available at
http://www.entarga.com/book/Ch11a1-PersonalPower.pdf
Breakout Session #2 – Questions that Lead Change
Block, P. (2005). The Nature of Powerful Questions from Civic engagement and
the restoration of community: Changing the nature of conversation. Retrieved
from
http://www.peterblock.com/assets/Civic.pdf
This workbook is a subset of Peter Block’s latest book “Community: The
structure of belonging” published last year. The key point involves changing
the conversation as a foundation for change. The discussion handout included
pages 25-30.
Vogt, E. E., Brown, J., & Isaacs, D. (2003). The art of powerful questions.
Retrieved from
http://www.theworldcafe.com/articles/aopq.pdf
The handout (pages 4, 5, 10, & 12) summarizes the three dimensions of
powerful questions and how to construct them.
Opening Activity & Slides - Handout at registration (Word document) Slides (PowerPoint document)
Closing Activity - Notes (Word document)
Last modified: July 17, 2010