Strengthening Universities & Community Colleges by Building
on Strengths
The Appreciative Inquiry approach has been used with several Michigan
universities and community colleges to help academic and continuing
education departments discover their strengths and market opportunities
in order to best serve their students and work with community stakeholders.
The process has been used with internal departments to help administrators,
staff and faculty imagine and re-design programs, structure, and
delivery styles.
This approach has resulted in a blend of excellent customer service
ratings and positive working environments for these organizations.
Some of the success stories include improvements in internship programs
for both traditional and non-traditional students, interface with
the business community in student recruitment & placement; new
undergraduate and graduate curricula, cooperative education programs,
global experiences, new partnerships with business & government
organizations; and new types of seminars, workshops and new courses/workshops
called: “Appreciative Inquiry: A Positive Approach to Leading
& Managing Organizations.”
For more information:
Contact: Jackie Stavros
jstavros@comcast.net
+1 248-360-0260
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