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PA545 - Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: PA 545 Management of Nonprofit Organizations: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. (From catalog 2009-2010)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations	S1P2010	Master of Public Affairs	DNTW810	GSD	3	Ganzen, Olga		5:30 - 9:50 PM	--T----	2/15/ 0
Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations	FAP2009	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	12/15/ 0

PA545 - Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: PA 545 Management of Nonprofit Organizations: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. (From catalog 2008-2009)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2009	Master of Public Affairs	N/A	GS	3	McDonald, Ellen		5:45 - 8:15 PM	--T----	8/15/ 0
Mgmt of Nonprofit Organizations	FAP2008	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	4/15/ 0

PA545 - Management of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. (From catalog 2007-2008)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2008	Master of Public Affairs	DNTW930	GS	3	Ganzen, Olga		5:45 - 8:15 PM	--T----	7/20/ 0
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	FAP2007	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	5/20/ 0

PA545 - Management of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. 3 cr. (From catalog 2006-2007)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2007	Master of Public Affairs	DNTW931	GS	3	Ganzen, Olga		5:45 - 8:15 PM	--T----	1/15/ 0
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	FAP2006	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	15/15/ 0

PA545 - Management of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. (From catalog 2005-2006)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2006	Master of Public Affairs	DNTW930	GS	3	Fontaine, Sherry		5:45 - 8:15 PM	---W---	9/15/ 0
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2006	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	17/15/ 0

PA545 - Management of Nonprofit Organizations

Course Description: An overview of management principles and practices, with the common and distinctive elements of nonprofit management compared to public and business organizational management. Different approaches within nonprofit management are viewed historically and in current practices. Critical nonprofit functions are emphasized, such as nonprofit incorporation and regulation, the nature of governance processes, marketing to multiple stakeholders, variations in the mix of services and funding sources, and the use of volunteers. Ethical relationships and the impact of technology within the nonprofit organization are also examined. (From catalog 2004-2005)

Title	Semester	Campus	Room	Section	Hours	Faculty	Req	Times	Days	Status	Syllabus
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2005	Master of Public Affairs	DNTW930	GS	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		5:45 - 8:15 PM	----R--	6/15/ 0
Management of Nonprofit Organizations	SPP2005	Master of Public Affairs - Online	N/A	DL	3	Guillot, Lawrence B.		TBA	TBA	8/15/ 0

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