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Leaders know that we are committed to their success. They trust our extensive experience, knowledge and skills. Our reputation is built on integrity, confidentiality, and dedication to the best interests of each and every client. Vicky Foxworth, CLOC Director
The Center for Leadership & Organizational Change (CLOC) provides personalized coaching for leaders and a full array of consulting services to University academic and administrative departments. It is part of the Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost. CLOC staff are successful because we partner with each of our clients. We know that no two University units operate exactly the same way or face identical challenges. We customize our approach to help clients respond to current challenges and set specific goals for future direction. Each project is further enhanced through the use of CLOCs diverse Peer Consulting Network, whose members possess first-hand knowledge of the University of Maryland and its culture. Whether your need is to improve group or individual performance, develop long range goals, reduce conflict, or conceptualize and implement strategic initiatives, CLOC is the ideal partner to help you get tangible results.
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Leadership Coaching
Leadership is the single most important factor in achieving organizational goals and reaching excellence. CLOC works with mid- and upper-level decision makers to help them become more effective. Clients drive the agenda; the focus is on coaching each leader to meet his or her targeted goals. With CLOCs confidential, resultsoriented support, it doesnt have to be lonely at the top.
Grant Partnering
Communication and collaboration are key to the success of large multi-disciplinary or multiinstitution research projects, Centers or Institutes. CLOC gets grant teams on the same page: determining effective communication methods, defining roles and responsibilities, and defusing turf battles. Our partnership management process strengthens grant teams at any stage of a collaborative project from proposal preparation to project launch to mid-course correction.
Strategic Planning
Long-and short-term plans are vital to imagining and building dynamic, effective organizations. An excellent strategic plan not just a report on a shelfis created by putting the right people at the table. CLOC partners with colleges and departments to help them identify key participants, define vision and mission, set goals and objectives and create solid action plans that lead to concrete achievements.
Strategic Planning
Change Management
Changeand resistance to changeis inevitable. CLOC partners with clients to create a plan that will move their organization through desired change in the smoothest way possible. Of course, sometimes change is imposed. CLOC also helps clients navigate unexpected transitions, focusing them on assessing options and making smart strategic decisions.
Retreat/Meeting Facilitation
Team Development
High-functioning, diverse and inclusive teams are the backbone of the best organizations. In working with teams, CLOC does not use off-the-shelf games, but rather structures substantive conversations that take into account process, results, and differing perspectives. Whether the team is a short-term task force or an ongoing interdisciplinary or cross-functional effort, CLOC can help build a healthy, results-oriented group.
Focus Groups
Honest, thoughtful feedback is essential to making solid decisions. CLOC designs and facilitates focus group protocols for a range of purposes including needs assessments, internal departmental reviews, and customer satisfaction studies. CLOC gathers and analyzes qualitative data to answer such questions as: What role do race and/or gender play in the experience of our graduate students? Do we need to offer another major? How can employee morale be improved?
Focus Groups