Oversee an organization’s projects and help it reach its goals.
Provide an organization’s board of directors with resources needed to promote growth and change.
Plan and execute the annual membership and fundraising campaign for an organization.
Align decision-making to purpose and consider the impact of practices across the organization.
Recruit and lead volunteers in meeting the organization's goals.
Learn and appreciate the role of the nonprofit sector in building and sustaining a civil society
Develop practical job skills for the nonprofit sector that can also be transferred to the public and for-profit sector
Apply knowledge and skills to real-world scenarios and build relationships with nonprofit leaders in the community
Social workers help individuals, families, groups and communities access services and cope with social, emotional, and health concerns to improve lives.
Enhance the value of your degree with a minor in public administration that can help open doors to opportunities in government, nonprofit organizations and the private sectors.
This degree focuses on business operations, communication skills and best business practices.
Specialize in public and nonprofit management at the graduate level.
Continue your social work studies at the graduate level.
Advance your business skills and knowledge in graduate school.
Through the IMC program, you will sharpen your abilities to craft strategy, conduct research, devise appropriate messaging, enhance storytelling skills and tactfully manage media platforms in both a proactive and responsive manner.
