Non Profit Management CP1 Mrs. Connie Ring cring@moeller.org
Course Syllabus
Overview of the course: Non Profit Management offers students first-hand, resume building experience in the business world through passionate work with non-profit organizations. The course is essentially a 9month internship for Unified for UNIFAT. This internship is designed to give students handson experience managing an existing 501(c)(3) organization. Students will first learn the jobs and responsibilities essential to running a successful non-profit organization, and then directly apply their knowledge as they become the working force behind an actual non-profit organization, namely Moeller’s in house student run organization called Unified for UNIFAT. Students will learn about and have a chance to experience any or all of the following positions during their internship: Uganda and Stateside Communications, Event Planning, Budgeting and Finances, Art Department, Grant Writing, Merchandise and Inventory, Advertising and Marketing, and Chapter Support.
Materials: Your Computer Flash Drive or external hard drive Transportation
Grading Below is a list of responsibilities that intern can expect to have throughout the school year and how those responsibilities are graded. Their grades, however, are not limited to this list. Knowledge base – During at least half of 1st quarter, students will learn about U4U both on the ground in Uganda as well as here in the States. They will be tests over their knowledge. Nothing less than a 90% will be accepted on this assessment. Preparedness -- Mostly as it pertains to presentations to the community, chairing committees, holding meetings, planning city-wide events, etc. Deadlines – As this is an internship, all deadlines are strictly enforced. There is no such thing as a late grade. Either the task is completed on time or it is not.