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Fall Semester 2024

 

Non-Profit Leadership
Teresa J Drake • Westlake Hall 248 • 309-677-3226
NPL300Advanced Leadership (3 hours)Seats Wait
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 01 TT9:00 AM -10:15 AM WES326 Brad McMillan  70
NPL381Seminar in Leadership (1 to 6 hours)Seats Wait
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 01 Th4:30 PM -5:20 PM WES110A Staff  01
 Women in Leadership
 02 W3:00 PM -3:50 PM WES016 Chris Reynolds  00
 Global Sports Leadership
NPL582Grant Writing in Nonprofit Leadership (3 hours)Seats Wait
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 01 Arr  ONLONL Julie Siebert Virtual Course00
 Asynchronous online
NPL686Field Experiences in Administration (0 to 6 hours)Seats Wait
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Prerequisite: Departmental consent
 01 Arr  ONLONL Brad McMillan Online Course30
 Asynchronous online
 
Advanced leadership theories and the development of leadership skills will be developed and discussed. Students study theories of leadership development grounded in varied academic disciplines and apply the theoretical framework to case studies and to live leadership presentations.
Special topics or current issues related to leadership in various fields. May be repeated under different topics to a maximum of six hours.
This course is designed to provide an introduction to grant writing and methods for writing grant proposals. Students will learn to critique, research, and write grant proposals. Emphasis will be placed upon organization of a grant writing campaign and preparation of a complete proposal package.
A culminating experience to give the student the opportunity to work with a practicing administrator in the application of theoretical knowledge from previous coursework to administrative tasks. Accompanying seminars focus on selected topics associated with leadership and administration. Requires 150 hours of supervised activity for three hours of credit.
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