Title: Building a Strong District Committee
1Building a Strong District Committee
Larry Warren
2Where are you from?
- Mexico
- Canada
- United States
- South America
- Europe
- Asia
- Other
3What type of YE District do you represent?
- Single/Independent District
- Multi-District
- Other
4How many years have you been active in Youth
Exchange?
- 1-3 Years
- 3-5 Years
- 5-10 Years
- 10 Years
- More than 15
5How many USA/Canada- NAYEN Conferences have you
attended?
- First Conference
- 2-5
- 6-9
- All of them
6How many Inbound Students does your District host?
- 1-5
- 6-10
- 11-15
- 16-20
- 20
7How many Outbound Students does your District
send?
- 1-5
- 6-10
- 11-15
- 16-20
- 20
8How many members are on your District YE
Committee?
- 2-5 Members
- 5-10 Members
- 10-15 Members
- 15 Members
9Your committee members include
- Club YE Chairs
- Host Family Representatives
- Club Presidents/Other Club Officers
- District Officers
- Other
10How does one become a Committee member in your
District?
- By virtue of their office
- Appointment by the District Governor
- Appointment by the YE Chair
- They volunteer
- By vote of YE Committee
- Other
11How well does your District YE Committee function?
- Works very well, all mostly work for good of
organization - Problems come up, but we usually get beyond them
- About half We sometimes get bogged down
- Our progress is often impeded. We get side
tracked - We need some work. People dont want to meet.
Little gets resolved. A few people end up doing
all of the work.
12I would like to see my committee..
- Be more efficient
- Reduce/eliminate personal conflict
- Use time more efficiently
- Make it easier to come to decisions
- Put more focus on program and kids
13Hallmarks of a Team
- Share common goals
- Set aside personal needs for good of group
14Teamwork
- Not complicated
- Sometimes hard to achieve
15High Performing Organizations
- Almost always a high degree of team work
16Organizations that struggle or fail
- Teamwork almost always lacking
17Question 1
18Question 2
195 Dysfunctions of a Team
Inattention to
Results
Avoidance of Accountability
Lack of Commitment
Fear of Conflict
Absence of Trust
Adapted from Patrick Lencioni
20Obstacles
- Leader not committed
- Members holding back
- Dominating session
- Members too dispersed
- Prima donnas
21Building a YE Committee
- Seek good members
- Balance of Personalities
- Backgrounds
- Orientation and Training
- Integrate and Support
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24Evaluation
- Building a Strong District Committee
- Larry Warren
25How valuable was this session?
On a scale 5-1 where (5) is most Valuable/ (1)
is of little value
- 5 (Most Valuable)
- 4
- 3
- 2
- 1 (Least Valuable)
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