Program

Welcome & Overview of the Network

• Welcome from Susan Musante, HHMI
• Overview (PowerPoint 2007 (.pptx) 939kB Jul6 16): introduction to ASCN and goals for this inaugural meeting - Charles Henderson
• Presentation and discussion of working group topics - Linda Slakey
• Discussion notes

Social

• Including structured icebreakers to help people begin to coalesce around working groups.

• Brief overview of how we will use Serckit to support the workshop
• ASCN site structure; workspaces
• Instructions for working group breakout sessions
• Thursday morning overview (PowerPoint 2007 (.pptx) 1.5MB Jul7 16)
• Discussion notes

• Working groups convene in breakout spaces to formulate knowledge claims and key questions
1. What theories and models should be used to guide change efforts?: D115
2. What are the costs and benefits of change?: D124
3. Who leads change, and how?: D125
4. How can measurement and communication be used to promote change?: Auditorium

• Working group leaders will make 5 minute presentations that report out on knowledge claims and key questions
• Discussion notes

• Working groups convene in breakout spaces (see above) to determine 3-5 potential outcomes (for a 1-2 year time scale) and develop a mission statement. As part of this discussion, consider, what outcomes do you hope will happen in another group (and so you will NOT address)? What is possible, and what are people willing to do?

1. What theories and models should be used to guide change efforts?: D115
2. What are the costs and benefits of change?: D124
3. Who leads change, and how?: D125
4. How can measurement and communication be used to promote change?: Auditorium

• Working groups should report out their potential outcomes and mission statement
• Discussion notes

• How can we support momentum going forward?
• Making the best use of virtual tools and face to face meetings.
• Review PI goals and network resources, plans for near future
• Thinking about the network as a whole (in small groups): What can this network do for us that other networks can't uniquely contribute? What is the best structure for moving us in those directions?
• Network Discussion (PowerPoint 2007 (.pptx) 44kB Jul7 16)
• Roadcheck
• Role of the ASCN discussion notes

• What concrete things can be done by this group?
• Who else should be invited to the group?
• What support does the group need?
• What can each person commit to doing in the next 3 months?

1. What theories and models should be used to guide change efforts?
2. What are the costs and benefits of change?
3. Who leads change, and how?
4. How can measurement and communication be used to promote change?

Break

General Session IV: Short Presentation of Working Group Plans and Potential Outcomes

1. What is one concrete thing that we are committed to doing? How will this help to move the network forward?
2. What support does our group need from the network.
3. Discussion notes

End of workshop survey and Closing Remarks (Charles Henderson)

• Closing Remarks (PowerPoint 2007 (.pptx) 156kB Jul8 16)
• End of Workshop Survey