Not-For-Profit Management ((4 Credits))

Catalog description

The course in not-for-profit management explores the unique nature of these organizations and the management skills required. Concepts and theories applicable to this field, often referred to as the nonprofit sector, will be examined. There is a focus on key organizational and management characteristics, such as the mission, governance, leadership, funding and financial management, organizational dynamics, human resources, strategic management, advocacy, and social entrepreneurship. Included will be the development of an understanding of the challenges of managing an organization that is comprised of a mix of paid staff and volunteers. An exploration of current trends and challenges facing today’s not-for-profit organizational managers will be included. Prerequisite (must complete before registering): Principles of Management ( MGMT 1005 ), or equivalent This course was previously BME-213354 Not-for-Profit Management.