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Oct. 11, 2018
University of Minnesota research opportunity
Feedback for CLT's
Would you like to get useful feedback for your Community
Leadership Team and contribute to greater understanding of how collaboration
and shared leadership can be more successful?
SHIP Community Leadership Teams
are invited to participate in a research study conducted by the University of
Minnesota's Shared Leadership Lab and Center for Integrative Leadership.
This
study is focused on participants’ and facilitators’ perspectives on their
engagement in a shared leadership initiative that crosses professional,
sectoral or other boundaries to address significant public challenges.
Is your CLT interested in obtaining this insight? Email
Meaghan McSorley
and copy Jeannette Raymond and Ann Zukoski by Oct. 15 to express initial
interest.
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 MnDOT announces competitive grant
Minnesota communities, schools and their partners are invited to apply for funding on local projects that enhance transportation goals such as improvements to biking and walking infrastructure, historic preservation and Safe Routes to School.
For the 2018-19 application cycle, MnDOT is conducting a joint solicitation with Transportation Alternatives and Safe Routes to School infrastructure projects. Applicants need to submit only one application to be considered for both programs.
Deadline for the initial letter of intent is Oct. 31.
Visit the Minnesota Department of Transportation to learn more.
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Physical education trainings schedule released
The 2019 training schedule from the Minnesota Department of Education on physical education standards has been released. These trainings are designed for physical education teachers to have a shared understanding of physical education standards across the state. MDE recommends that physical educators attend the training in school district teams.
Attendance is free, but registration is required.
 Invite for MN K-12 schools to apply
The Minnesota Department of Health is offering grants for up to $1,500 to support the implementation of a variety of school projects that improve asthma management to increase attendance and improve learning for kids with asthma.
For project ideas, consider working with health care professionals, organizing asthma data at your school or create partnerships for better communication between schools, hospitals and public health.
The Asthma mini-grant application and more information are available online.
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Evaluation reminder if you attended the Fall Regional Meetings
Thank you all for attending the Fall Regional Meetings
– Health Care and Schools. If you haven’t already please provide your feedback.
Complete the evaluation form today.
New tool available for
grantees in Basecamp
We’ve created a
handy document that includes titles and links to forms used by SHIP grantees.
The new tool includes a brief
description of what the form is used for, who needs to fill it out and the
frequency the form should be filled out.
Find this tool
in Basecamp.
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