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Introducing the new NACM Core

Introducing the new NACM Core. “ Committed to Excellence ”. Paul DeLosh NACM Board. Why C ore Competencies ?. Describes what court professionals need to know Helps demonstrate capacity within the diverse field of court administration

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Introducing the new NACM Core

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  1. Introducing the new NACM Core • “Committed to Excellence” • Paul DeLosh • NACM Board

  2. Why Core Competencies? Describes what court professionalsneed to know Helps demonstrate capacity within the diverse field of court administration Promotes excellence in the administration of justice

  3. Background

  4. The Original Core

  5. A few things have changed in 20 years. Courts have changed! What We Know

  6. NACM’s GOAL • ”Create a Plan for Updating the NACM Core Competencies” • Jude Del Preore2010-2011 NACM President

  7. NACM New Core • Responsive to a field that is more professionalized and diverse • Updated to take into account the multitude of changes that have occurred in the profession

  8. Bob Wessels • Snorri Ogata • Terry Curry • Lynn Maloy • Marcus Reinkensmyer Contributors • Suzanne James • Phil Knox • Rob Baldwin • Dan Hall • Mike Bridenback • Mark Thompson • Terry Nafisi • Kate Fogarty • David Steelman • Peter Coolsen • Mike Planet • Janet Cornell • Norman Meyer • Bonnie Hough Alex Aikman • Patti Tobias • Chris Davey • Ron Bowmaster • Mark Weinberg • Tim Dibble • Mary McQueen • Scott Griffith • Kevin Bowling • Frank Broccolina • Richard Wood • Mary LaMountain • Ed Freeland • Jan Bouch • Andra Motyka • Greg Sattizahn • Marla Moore • Michael Trickey • Gerald Winter • Pat Duggan • Giuseppe Fazari • Todd Nuccio • Gordon Griller • Frank Hardester • Kent Batty • Kevin Burke • Alan Carlson • Zig Pines • Pete Kiefer • Barry Mahoney • Brenda Wagenknetch-Ivy • Mark Van Bever

  9. Editing • There would be plenty of that to go around.

  10. New Core Original Core • Knowledge: a body of information applied directly to the performance of a function • Skills: observable competence to perform a learned act • Abilities: competence to perform an observable behavior or a behavior that results in an observable product • Relevance: a brief description of what the competency is and the areas of court management that it addresses • Application: the key elements of the competency and specific descriptions of how an individual should be able to apply their knowledge effectively • Related competencies: links to other competencies in the Core that cover similar areas

  11. Application and Use

  12. Identity

  13. Identity

  14. Styling the Site • Applying the new identity.

  15. What’s Next? Complete Content and Documentation Newsletter subscription Webinar NACM Guide Curriculum Development - Analysis of ICM/MSU curriculum relative to new Core Spread the Word

  16. beta.nacmcore.org nacmnet.org paul@nacmnet.org

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