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• NPLD 2200

This course provides an introduction to nonprofit organizations and the roles of leaders as they develop and manage people and programs, interacting with governing boards, paid and volunteer staffs, and government and private funding agencies. Through exploration of organization models, case study analysis of both domestic and global mission-based enterprises, and engagement with leaders in the local community, students will learn strategies for effectively leading non-profit organizations.

Grade Basis: AL
Credit hours: 3.0
Lecture hours: 3.0

Restrictions:

• Offered in Spring terms