OUR UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTION

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OUR UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTION

OUR UNIVERSITY CONTRIBUTION By always VALUING PEOPLE Leading myself and others Working together as a team ACHIEVING THE VISION... Delivering great service Taking a professional approach We can continue Embracing change Focusing on our strategy CREATING OUR FUTURE And keep on

Our Strategy, When we all contribute and work together we can drive success all round. Vision and Values In a world of heightened competition we all need to give our best. To help us grow as a University and as people we re building on our vision for: Exceptional learning and teaching, Exceptional student experience, and Exceptional graduates. Our vision embodies each of our Values and Principles - to be Progressive, Transforming, Relevant, Approachable and Inclusive. Our contributions make sure we live these in our day to day activities. Our strategy is about Quality Community Growth Resilience The behaviours defined here are designed to reflect on how we re all contributing. Each behaviour linked to our vision and strategy is made up of a number of personal commitments we can all expect from each other. They show you how you fit in to the bigger picture and what s of you as a colleague, manager or senior leader. They will help you develop in your role and make a greater contribution to the University; so as the University grows, so will your career. As well as helping managers reflect on team contribution, constructive feedback and support will be enabled through Performance Development Reviews. By always VALUING PEOPLE Leading myself and others Working together as a team Embracing change Focusing on our strategy CREATING OUR FUTURE ACHIEVING THE VISION... Delivering great service Taking a professional approach We can continue Through our own positive contributions we ensure that we nurture and retain a sense of community, improve the student experience and ensure we achieve growth and a resilient University. And keep on

FOR EVERYONE Valuing People 8 Achieving the Vision 9 Creating Our Future 10 FOR MANAGERS Valuing People 12 Achieving the Vision 13 Creating Our Future 14 FOR EVERYONE FOR SENIOR LEADERS Valuing People 16 Achieving the Vision 17 Creating Our Future 18 8

VALUING PEOPLE Strategic ACHIEVING THE VISION s Leading myself and others Inspiring others with your energy, including everyone and valuing their differences. I take responsibility for resolving problems, rather than passing them on to someone else. I understand my colleagues all need different things from me, so I adapt how I communicate. I show respect and courtesy to everyone I work with, regardless of role or position. I am confident raising issues and talking suggestions through with my manager. s Delivering great service Working alongside others to create an exceptional student experience. I take pride in delivering a great service to both students and customers. I know what I need to do to deliver and improve the service I provide. I respond promptly and thoughtfully to any requests made to me, prioritising as I go. I act as an ambassador for York St John, inside and outside the University. I keep up with the latest thinking relevant to my area of work. s Working together as a team Collaborating with others to promote a positive, productive University. I make a real contribution to my team s success and help to set new goals. I get involved in day-to-day work, while helping the team develop for the future. I remain calm under pressure, taking an active, positive approach to teamwork. I happily share my skills and experience, keen to learn new skills in return. s Taking a professional approach Being professional, fully committed to developing yourself and others. I use my knowledge and expertise to help achieve Department and University goals. I always look to improve my knowledge, through external networking and on-going learning. I take my development seriously, looking where I can improve and embracing my Performance Review. I apply my full breadth of knowledge to develop our offer to students and colleagues. 9 10

CREATING OUR FUTURE s Embracing change Welcoming change, contributing ideas and putting them into action. I make positive suggestions on how we can change as a Department and University. I put good ideas into action and don t mind working differently to improve things. I think about how changes will affect other people and find ways to help them adjust. I always try to deal with changes in a positive and helpful way. I come up with new ideas on how to change things for the better. FOR MANAGERS Focusing on our strategy Creating a forward-thinking culture full of open, honest dialogue. s I keep myself up to speed on what s happening around the University. I understand the role my work plays in achieving the University s objectives. I give feedback to managers and leaders on how to achieve our goals. 11 12

VALUING PEOPLE Strategic ACHIEVING THE VISION Leading myself and others Inspiring others with your energy, including everyone and valuing their differences. Delivering great service Working alongside others to create an exceptional student experience. s I inspire my team with my positive energy, celebrating success and addressing poor performance. I focus my team on priorities, setting high standards and encouraging everyone to take responsibility. I deal quickly and effectively with un situations. s I support and motivate my team to deliver an excellent service that constantly improves. I monitor and review quality, while balancing different demands and changing priorities. I promote accessibility and inclusiveness, understanding and overcoming any barriers to participation. Working together as a team Collaborating with others to promote a positive, productive University. Taking a professional approach Being professional, fully committed to developing yourself and others. s I promote collaboration and work to break down barriers within my team and the University. I work closely with senior managers so that my team contributes to wider University aims. I encourage my team to share helpful feedback, handling conflict in a fair and sensitive way. s I coach my team and help them develop themselves, understanding they have different needs. I update my team on internal and external developments, helping us to improve for the future. I actively get involved and engage in professional debate and discussions, helping the University develop and grow. 13 14

CREATING OUR FUTURE s Embracing change Welcoming change, contributing ideas and putting them into action. I encourage my team to share ideas and develop new ways to introduce organisational change. I am flexible and enthusiastic about change, coaching others to embrace new ways of working. I cope well with complex, uncertain or difficult situations, trusting my own judgement and acting decisively. SENIOR LEADERS FOR s Focusing on our strategy Creating a forward-thinking culture full of open, honest dialogue. I develop and communicate clear team goals that support the direction of the University. I contribute to operational strategy, thinking how University priorities and external issues affect my team. I influence senior managers and stakeholders, communicating in a clear, sensitive and structured way. 15 16

VALUING PEOPLE Strategic ACHIEVING THE VISION Leading myself and others Inspiring others with your energy, including everyone and valuing their differences. Delivering great service Working alongside others to create an exceptional student experience. s I act as a leader across the University, inspiring others with a shared vision. I am a visible leader of equality and inclusivity, actively striving for continuous improvement. I cut through organisational boundaries to translate and deliver strategic priorities. s I create an exceptional, innovative culture, focusing on the needs of students, colleagues and partners. I enhance the University s reputation, developing relevant new approaches in order to contribute to future success. I drive improvements in how the University is perceived by external audiences. Working together as a team Collaborating with others to promote a positive, productive University. Taking a professional approach Being professional, fully committed to developing yourself and others. s I partner with others in the University community to recognise common issues. I manage positive relationships with others to identify University-wide solutions. I enlist the support of a network of key stakeholders and experts from other areas. s I build the reputation of York St John through professional activity outside the University. I shape and influence the University through my own expertise. I inspire confidence through leadership and strategic decision making in an increasingly competitive environment. 17 18

CREATING OUR FUTURE Embracing change Welcoming change, contributing ideas and putting them into action. s I create an environment that supports and promotes innovation and fresh thinking. I lead and champion the vision for change, acting as a role model and ambassador within the University. I create an inclusive, University-wide understanding of the aims and purpose of change. s Focusing on our strategy Creating a forward-thinking culture full of open, honest dialogue. I lead a climate of strategic debate, empowering others and directing University strategy. I actively promote the University s vision, securing buy-in from colleagues and stakeholders. I create strategy and deliver excellence in my own area of influence in order to support University direction. 19 For further information please contact Staff Development on T: 01904 876571 E: staff.development@yorksj.ac.uk

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