If you are talking with people who are interested in being CLIP Facilitators, here’s how they can investigate whether they want to start and facilitate a CLIP:
- Attend a recruitment meeting, if one is available.
- Study Module 1 to find out about CLIPs.
- Study Module 2 to learn about the Eight Guiding Principles for CLIPs.
- Talk further with you, the CLIP Guide, to discuss starting a CLIP and becoming a CLIP Facilitator at the college.
- Preview Modules 3-5 to get a sense of the inquiry process.
- Study Module 3 to see how to design a CLIP Inquiry.
- Fill out a CLIP application.
- Get approval for the CLIP and start talking to other faculty and staff about joining the CLIP.
Typically a CLIP Facilitator spends about 20 to 25 hours per semester on CLIP-related work.
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