Education Outreach Program (EOP): Procedures for Workshop Requests and Future Stewardship
DRAFT 1/08
Request for a workshop originates in one of the following ways:
1) Co-chairs for Education Committee
2) Chapter Chair
3) MOUG
4) Direct to Instructor
5) As a result of an outreach effort by an MLA chapter
PROCEDURES:
- Workshop request is forwarded to Co-chairs of Education Committee after originating from above cases
- Co-chairs contact chapter chair or MOUG EOP liaison to work out the details of the workshop and to select a trained instructor in the program. Final selection of instructor is the responsibility of the chapter chair/MOUG EOP liaison.
- Payment worked out with workshop requester and Chapter Chair/MOUG EOP liaison
- Suggested instructor fee structure: 70% to instructor, 20% to chapter/MOUG for continued outreach efforts, 10% to National MLA to support the EOP
- Hotel, transportation, per diem expenses would be negotiated separately from the instructor fee
- Instructor selection should be based on proximity to workshop location, instructor availability, and should consider equal teaching opportunities to those trained in the EOP
- Specific instructor requests should be honored.
- Instructors should not be used that have not been trained in the EOP to ensure quality of the workshop
- There is no set amount that a chapter/MOUG is required to charge for providing a workshop. Suggested or typical amount paid for a workshop can be requested from the co-chairs of the Education Committee to be used for negotiation purposes with the workshop requester. Workshop fee should be negotiated on a workshop-by-workshop basis.
- [Insert suggested workshop fee by region]
FUTURE STEWARDSHIP
Co-chairs of the Education Committee will maintain the following:
- Names, contact information and bios of all instructors in the EOP
- Names and contact information for chapter chairs/MOUG EOP liaison
- An annual list of workshops taught, workshop requester, name of instructor for the workshop, and instructor fee
- A web site that details the program and provides information on how to request a workshop
- Learning outcomes for all workshops
In addition, the co-chairs are responsible for:
- Monitoring and updating the EOP curriculum and developing new workshop as the need arises
- Recruiting new instructors for the program
- Providing Continuing Education for trainers
- Organizing an annual meeting of instructors at the MLA annual meeting
- Periodically contacting library schools, consortium, and library associations to offer the workshops at the national level
- Working with chapter chairs or EOP designate/MOUG EOP liaison to work out the details of a workshop request
- Passing on workshop requests to the chapter chair/MOUG EOP liaison and suggesting instructors
- Developing the program, including an distance education component
Chapter Chairs/MOUG EOP liaison will maintain the following:
- A List of EOP instructors for their chapter/organization
- Names and contact information for the Chair(s) of the Education Committee
In addition, chapter chairs are responsible for:
- Initiating outreach efforts (or designate a committee) to offer EOP workshops for chapter members/MOUG members or potential chapter/MOUG members in their region (possible to use brochure template for print mailings from A-R Editions)
- Coordinating workshops with the Education Committee chair(s) to select an instructor and finalize details of a workshop
- Negotiating instructor fees with the workshop requestor including hotel, transportation, and per diem expenses for the instructor
- Making sure that instructor fee percentage structure is honored
- Attending annual meeting of instructors at the MLA meeting
- Suggesting future EOP workshops to the Education Committee chair(s) that would be of benefit to their chapter/organization
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