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LDR505 Governance & Admin of Nonprofit Organizations

Anchor Christian U

LDR505 Governance & Admin of Nonprofit Organizations

Leadership of a non-profit organization presents unique challenges, limitations, and advantages. This course exposes students to theories of governance and administration with a view to helping them interact effectively with all levels of an organization from any position within that organization.

Credits: 3

Student learning outcomes

  1. Interact knowledgeably with the legal implications and limitations of a not for profit corporate designation.
  2. Understand the interests and responsibilities of all constituencies in relation to the organization and manage them in a manner that creates synergy rather than competition.
  3. Apply an understanding of board governance theory in the determination of appropriate division of authority and responsibility and in the development of productive approaches to planning, oversight, and problem solving.
  4. Develop and organize an administrative team able, empowered, and equipped to mobilize employees and volunteers.
  5. Manage the relationship between the governance of a board and the administration of the production team for maintenance of effective interactivity.
  6. Ensure the organization's compliance to applicable laws and ordinances and maintains the organization's relationship with regulatory agencies having interest in and jurisdiction over the organizations activities.