Purpose: Explore the U-M core values by watching one of the six values videos and engage your team in meaningful discussion about what the values mean for your school, college, unit or team. Group size: 4-40 participants (If the overall group is larger than 12 people, we suggest breaking into smaller discussion groups of 4-5 people) Timing: Approximately 30 minutes Resources needed: Core Values videos Mode: In-person, hybrid or remote Instructions: Choose one of the values videos for your team to watch. OR choose one of the following LinkedIn Learning* videos for your team to watch: Workplace Culture for the Real World The Golden Rule of Culture Change Leading with Values Discuss the following questions with your team: a. What were your thoughts about the video? b. What behaviors have you observed in our work environment that support the value? c. What actions can we uphold in our workplace to support this value? d. What is one thing we can do to recognize team members when we see this value in action? Ask your team for ideas on how to continue the conversation around the university’s core values. Identify a next step based on the discussion. Thank your team members for taking the time to discuss the values together. *LinkedIn Learning is available at no cost to active U-M faculty, staff (including temporary employees) and students. Helpful Logistical Tips: Select a date and time for this activity Send an invitation to your team members using the team’s preferred method. a. Email template available in the digital toolkit Populate the template with the link to the video you have selected for discussion. Consider hosting regular/ongoing conversation clubs to watch and discuss each of the videos provided. Information about conversation clubs, this microlearning course or example video may provide additional support as you design and carry out your conversation club!
