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Transforming OSU Extension & My Role in its
Transformation as Regional Administrator
Dr. Sam AngimaInterim Regional Director
& Staff ChairOSU Extension
Transformation
• A sustained conscious effort to “change”
• Shed the old skin and embrace the new
• Emerge better, stronger and more powerful
• An internal process where if you are not part of the solution, you are the problem
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Regional Administrator Duties – Provide…
1. Leadership2. Vision3. Administrative oversight4. Identify local and regional needs5. Evaluation of program and services6. Identify technologies and utilize technologies7. Provide access to training8. Maintain local relationships 9. Civil rights compliance
Leadership
• Transformational Leader– Leadership that leads to positive change for everyone
to succeed– Convey clear vision of goals and outcomes– Reward creativity, enthusiasm and innovation– Inspires faculty & staff to change expectations,
perceptions and motivations– I will need to earn your trust, respect, admiration – I always challenge status quo while encouraging
creativity
How do we transfer intent into sustainable & reasonable organizational action?
1. Create new mindset• Overcome internal
resistance to transformation
• Develop common “language” with leader being the example
• Develop internal networks or collaborations/advocates
• Idea generation sessions
Scott D. & Bolen, K. 2008. Innosight Inc.
How do we transfer intent into sustainable & reasonable organizational action?
2. Lead opportunities• Start small – do not expect
immediate success• Exploration period
followed by exploitation period
• Business as usual will not transform us
Scott D. & Bolen, K. 2008. Innosight Inc.
How do we transfer intent into sustainable & reasonable
organizational action?3. Dedicated Resources
• Not always money, but TIME• Reward initiatives, innovation,
collaboration• Senior management
involvement/engagement
4. Tools• What is measured gets done • Provide incentives• Develop metrics for
success/check-points
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Changing Culture
• In transformation, culture is a lagging, not a leading variable
• Culture changes when people change what they do and how they interact
• Working on tangible projects first can be a way to encourage these changes
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Leadership Goals
• Leadership – Collectively – Advisory/educational committees– Develop budgets – Service District?– Site appropriate business plans – external funds– Community outreach– Communication plans - urban and rural– Program development and enhancements– Marketing – regional media
• eXtension• Ask an Expert• Use of Social Media
– Organize events to promote OSU Extension
Most Importantly….1. Create a cohesive super
team of faculty and staff2. Understand policy and
work with Ext. Admin3. Make local connections
/relationships 4. Embrace an open-campus
& e-campus model5. Extensively Market our
programs to a wider audience © Ryan Hanley
Thank You