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Grant Writing 101 takes participants through the fundamentals of effective grant research and elements needed to construct winning grant proposals. This event is open to NPL alumni, current students, and practicum partners.
Attendees will gain knowledge about the hidden curriculum and key skills students need in college to graduate. The discussion will also include the quickest way to develop these crucial skills. With this information, attendees can then talk about the concepts with the students they serve and be a deliberate part of the solution to improve […]
This Lunch and Learn Talk provides an overview of key elements of effective nonprofits: Evaluating programs for impact. Human Resources promising practices for staff and volunteers. Board Governance promising practices as to recruitment, nomination, orientation, and mentoring systems. Key Administrative Operations including resource development, financial management, marketing/communications, technology and facilities. Strategic Planning overview. Developing a […]
Welcome and orientation for MSW field liaisons.
As part of the Nonprofit Leadership program's New Student Orientation events, all incoming and continuing NPL students (Online and On-Campus) are invited to join a virtual Faculty Panel. A number of Fall semester NPL instructors will be joining, and students will have a chance to meet them and ask questions as we prepare for the […]
In an open virtual presentation to the Digital Democracies Institute, SP2 Provost Postdoctoral Fellow Elisha Lim will explain how The East India Company (EIC) is the predecessor to modern digital platforms (like Alphabet, Amazon, Meta, Apple, Microsoft, Baidu, Alibaba, and Tencent). Lim will focus on the case study of the Company’s operations in their hometown […]
Data Science to the Rescue: Faculty Tackle Real-World Problems Data collection is ubiquitous…and not always benign. It can feel creepy to get online prompts about what to eat, watch, do, or buy. And biases in computer code can skew data-driven decisions in ways that negatively impact individuals without their knowledge. But there’s good news, too. […]
Elizabeth Abel, Vice President for CCS Fundraising/Lecturer, NPLD 7940: Philanthropy and Fundraising: The Donor Journey, will be presenting on Philanthropic Leadership: Engaging Board Members as Fundraising Ambassadors.
Dr. Molly Sinderbrand, Associate Director for Medical Ethics & Health Policy/NPLD 5890: Ethics & The Pursuit of Social Impact Lecturer, will present on The Importance of Organizational Codes of Ethics.
Dennis Young, Professor Emeritus at Georgia State University and Case Western Reserve University, will be presenting on Nonprofit Resilience Management.
