Coping with Change: An Experiential Exercise
We often speak of volunteers as being on the "cutting edge," or challenging the status quo - both descriptions that represent change. Likewise, the presence of volunteers within an organization may also represent change, a new ways of doing things, or a new way of conceptualizing the work delegated to a staff person. Again, change becomes a key variable within the equation. This exercise utilizes a five-piece puzzle to bring home the challenge of the change process and to provide participants with an opportunity to experience the mental and emotional complexity of change first hand.....
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Sarah Elliston, United Way & Community Chest, Sr. Volunteer Resource Associate, Cincinnati, Ohio USA
Incredible! And it comes at a time when we are being asked to constantly re-define the role of the volunteer here- THank-you soooooo much.
Kathryn Hampton, Idaho Department of Parks & Recreation, Volunteer Services Coordinator, Boise ID USA
Wow! What a great idea! I'm such a fan of hands-on experiential learning when I facilitate discussions about volunteer mgmt. I'm leading a session at our Idaho Recreation & Parks Association conference this year. I'm definitely going to try this. Thanks so much.
