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If you’re stepping into a role that involves planning—or trying to sharpen your skills—you’re not alone. This session is a conversation with higher education professionals who will share candid stories about how they got started, what supported their growth, and what they’re still figuring out.

You’ll walk away with practical ideas on how to approach planning as a skillset—where to focus, how to build confidence, and how to make progress even when the path isn’t clear. Whether you're new to planning or simply looking to grow, this conversation will show that building capacity is a process—and it’s one you don’t have to navigate alone.

What This Webinar Will Cover:

• Getting started in planning
• Supports and experiences that build planning capacity
• Navigating uncertainty and complexity in planning work
• Practical strategies for developing planning skills.

Learning Outcomes:

1. Describe key factors that contributed to others’ development as effective planners.
2. Identify common challenges and growth opportunities in the early stages of planning work.
3. Apply peer insights to reflect on and shape your own approach to planning responsibilities.
4. Evaluate strategies for building planning capacity that align with your current role and context.

Presenters:

Michael B. Hoff, Ed.D, Vice Provost of Planning and Decision Support, and Chief Planning Officer at East Tennessee State University
Brittany Cipollone, Director of Integrated Planning & Effectiveness, August University
Ellen Koski, Assistant Director for Strategic Planning, Northern Michigan University

Member Price: Free | Non-member Price: $45 USD

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