Non-profit Management Minor
This track equips students for the process of managing non-profit organizations and their ever-changing external environments, in areas such as strategic leadership and governance, marketing and communication, fundraising and financial management, as well as human resource and volunteer management. Courses in innovative & entrepreneurial thinking, and leading in diverse, multi-cultural organizations help prepare students to lead more effectively to achieve an organization’s mission.
Non-profit Management (18 credits)
- BUS 290/DVST 290/IND 290 Innovative and Entrepreneurial Thinking
- BUS 305/DVST 305 Management of Non-Profit Organizations
- BUS 342/DVST 342 Leadership in the Global Context
- BUS 383/DVST 383 Marketing Communications and Societal Marketing
Two of the following:
- Any ACC, BUS, OR ECO courses (not for students in the BA (Business) or BBA programs)
- BA (Business) and BBA: Choose from any Community Development Minor courses)
- BHS 450 Intersections Between Poverty and Government Policy
- DVST 210 Introduction to Community Development
- DVST 301 Intermediate Domestic Community Development
- DVST 302 Intermediate International Community Development
- DVST 304/BUS 304 or DVST 404/ BUS 404 Travel Study
- DVST 306/PS 306 Working with Vulnerable Persons
- DVST 350/BHS 350 Poverty in Western Society
- DVST 402/SO 402 Human Trafficking
- ICS 202 Cultural Anthropology
- ICS 205 Intercultural Competence
- ICS 303 Global Forms of Violence Against Women
- ICS 308 Applied Intercultural Competence
- PS 307 Psychological Impacts of Poverty
- SO 220 Social Problems
- SO 403 Global Criminology