Lead Change in Government Organizations

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Lead Change in Government Organizations

Chapel Hill, NC
- Click here to register for this course offering
February 16, 2024

This is an in person class held at the School of Government from 9am - 4pm.

This course can be offered on demand via a request from your jurisidiction. Please contact lydian@sog.unc.edu if you are interested in this option.

If you have ever tried to lead a change, you know that it takes real insight, skill and some luck. In this workshop, you will learn what gets in the way of change and practice skills that will enable and improve the chances that luck will make a helpful visit!

This one-day workshop helps you:

Gain an understanding of context of change in the public sector
Consider challenges of leading change
Learn about three different models of change and when each is best applied
Integrate these concepts to your specific change efforts

You may be starting at the beginning or halfway through the organizational change. You may have a plan for change already, and simply need to tweak it. You may be reflecting on changes that have occurred in the past and thinking ahead to potential changes. Wherever you are in the process, build your knowledge and stretch your skills about developing a strategy for organizational change.

*Both elected officials and government professionals are welcome to register for this course.

Meet Your Instructors

Rick Rocchetti

CPLG adjunct faculty

rocchetti@sog.unc.edu

Lydian Altman

Teaching Assistant Professor, Center for Public Leadership and Governance

lydian@sog.unc.edu

Chapel Hill, NC
Dates
February 16

LocationSchool of Government
400 South Rd
Chapel Hill, NC 27514

In-person visitors and program participants must follow University COVID-19 Community Standards.

View Cancellation Policy
Course participants who cancel their registration on or before February 08, 2024 will receive a full refund. No refund will be made for cancellations on or after February 09, 2024, but you will receive a transferrable credit to be used within 12 months. Click here to view the School’s full cancellation and refund policy.

$485.00

Register

Registration and payment for this course grants access for a single attendee. In order to register a group of attendees, please register each person individually. If you have questions, please contact our registration office at registration@sog.unc.edu or 919.966.4414.

2020 Leading Change Agenda (pdf, 154 KB)

For all registration questions, resetting passwords, or login issues please contact:

Dale Zuckert

Assistant Registrar

919.966.4414

registration@sog.unc.edu

For questions regarding course details, including location, schedule, materials, and continuing education credits, please contact:

Ling Rudicil

Program Manager, Management and Leadership Group

919.843.4958

lrudicil@sog.unc.edu