Certificate in NonProfit Leadership
The Certificate In Nonprofit Leadership offers courses in nonprofit administration and the opportunity to earn a professional certificate accredited by American Humanics, the nations leading provider of undergraduate nonprofit education. American Humanics Mission is to “educate, prepare and certify professionals to strengthen and lead nonprofit organizations”.
The Certificate In Nonprofit Leadership provides students with the knowledge, skills and the hands on experiences required for a successful career in the nonprofit sector. Whether you are a current professional seeking the skills to advance or an up and coming professional interested in a rewarding career the Certificate In Nonprofit Leadership can assist you in reaching your goal.
Eligibility Requirements: Open to all declared and undeclared majors * See below for requirements pertaining to AH national certification
Certificate In Nonprofit Leadership Courses:
Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations |
1179-305-01 |
Tuesday, 4:00-6:50 p.m |
FALL |
What is the nonprofit sector? What does it mean to manage a nonprofit? The course introduces students to the fundamentals of nonprofit leadership through study, directed learning experiences and presentations by local nonprofit agency professionals.
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Fundraising |
1179-306-01 |
Thursday, 4:00-6:50 p.m |
FALL |
Learn the principles, methods and techniques used to successfully sustain nonprofit organizations.
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Volunteer Management |
1179-308-01 |
Saturday, 9:00-11:50 a.m |
SPRING |
Learn how the effective engagement of volunteers strengthens the effectiveness of organizations. Acquire useful tools for recruitment, retention, management and recognition of volunteers.
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Advocacy |
117-929-402 |
Tuesday, 5:30-8:20 p.m |
SPRING |
Classroom theory and expert practitioners are integrated to provide a comprehensive overview of the vital role of advocacy in the nonprofit sector. Learn the basics theories, skills and rules and regulations used by nonprofit professional to effectively advocate for a variety of causes and constituents. |
American Humanics Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership
Courses Requirements: Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations, Volunteer Management, Fundraising and 2 elective courses; electives must be approved by Program Advisor.
Internship: Students participate in a 300 hour internship in a 501 (c) 3 agency. Students have the option of taking a (3) credit practicum course in conjunction with 300 hours.
Professional Conference: Attend 1 American Humanics Management Institute. Participants must also participate in student directed campaign to raise funds to attend the institute.
American Humanics Student Association: Students participate in competency-based workshops, AHMI Campaign, Community projects, and networking.
* Accredited B.A. degree: The American Humanics Certificate is intended to supplement a bachelors degree by providing hands on experiential learning, nonprofit focused courses and professional development. The students who complete the program requirements prior to graduation must wait to formally apply for the AH National certification until after completion of B.A degree.
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