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NCRCRD: Brain Research & Change Strategies

About the webinar:
"2010 North Central Regional Center for Rural Development Speakers Series" focuses on ways that Extension systems can engage and collaborate better using new organizational systems and tools. To help achieve this goal we will sponsor a series of web-based sessions on topics related to working differently.
Extension systems throughout the U.S. are undergoing change processes. This session explores what we have learned from brain research and related fields about change and organizational leadership. Weโ€™ll learn how change affects us and strategies for better teaching, leading, personal development and of course, change.
About the speaker: Jerry Thomas is the North Central Regional Center for Rural Development Fellow for 2010 and an Associate Professor at Ohio State University. He is the Leader for Innovation and Change at the OSU Leadership Center and also a faculty member of the Department of Human and Community Resource Development at OSU where he teaches strategic planning and environmental scanning. He has been an Extension Educator, specialist, and administrator. He also holds an appointment with the National eXtension initiative.
Registration: There is no fee for attending this webinar. The webinar is funded by a NCRCRD (http://ncrcrd.org/) Fellowship with cooperation from eXtension (http://www.extension.org/).

Instructions for Accessing the Webinar:
Following is the link you will use to access this free webinar: http://connect.extension.iastate.edu/NCRCRD

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