Can you imagine yourself working with community leaders to create new opportunities? Do you want to bring renewal to areas of economic or social impoverishment? If you have dreamed of working for an international development agency, starting a social enterprise in your garage, or working in a church ministry context, this minor could be a good fit for you.
The nonprofit organization management minor can complement a major in business, social work, sociology, theology, and more. You will learn the essentials of management for a nonprofit with classes in accounting, economics, sustainability, leadership, and nonprofit management. You will also be able to choose one specialized course like economic development, organizational behavior, entrepreneurship, and others that will have you discuss innovative solutions to important issues and questions in the nonprofit sector. Completion of this minor program will provide you with the knowledge to succeed in management roles within a nonprofit organization.
Beyond the classroom, you’ll have opportunities to apply your learning in real-world settings through a variety of student-run organizations and hands-on experiences. Whether you choose to develop leadership skills in clubs like the Management and Leadership Club or the Women in Business Club, network with peers in the Social Entrepreneurship Society, or explore international markets through trips and other international opportunities, you’ll find countless ways to expand your skills, connect with future business leaders, build a global mindset, and gain practical insights that prepare you for a meaningful career.