Tag: Public and Nonprofit Management Class
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Nonprofits across US face unprecedented crisis, new report says | WRAL
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The report, “States of COVID-19: Synthesis of State-level Nonprofit Reports on the Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic,” was co-authored by Stewart; Kerry Kuenzi, a nonprofit organizations expert and assistant professor at the University of Wisconsin-Green Bay; Marlene Walk, a nonprofit leadership expert and assistant professor at Indiana University–Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI); and Abby Klippel, a graduate student…
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It’s Giving Tuesday and not-for-profits need your help
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The COVID-19 Effect on the NEW North Nonprofit Sector by Prof. Lora Warner The NEW North region is home to hundreds of nonprofit organizations. On Giving Tuesday, besides giving to a favorite nonprofit organization, we should remember the vital roles these organizations play in our communities. Nonprofits provide services that enhance our quality of life and…
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Poster projects lead to new opportunities
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How do non-profit organizations contribute to local communities? How does one manage the challenging and dynamic nature of a public-serving organization? Students in Prof. Lora Warner’s Public and Nonprofit Management Class spent the semester researching and expanding their knowledge of best approaches to managing public and nonprofit organizations before presenting what they have learned in…
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Photo Gallery: Steps to Make a Difference Walk
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The seventh annual Steps to Make a Difference Walk this past Saturday raised about $5,000 for four local causes. Organized by UW-Green Bay’s Public and Nonprofit Management Class led by Prof. Lora Warner, it also gave about 20 student volunteers, most of whom were UWGB Civics Club members, experience on how to run an event,…