Would you like your event included on this page? Non-profit management, development and advocacy professional training announcements are welcome. (Sorry, no fundraising events!) (This page last reviewed and/or updated on 7/12/2010) This list is updated frequently. Events are NOT listed in Chronological order. Please
scroll down or click the following links for the events' descriptions. A) WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES
Also remember to check out your local community college for single day or semester long non-credit
courses in non-profit management issues. Workshops last approximately one hour.You may register online or by calling Christina Peltier at (510) 444-6070. Workshop Registration is $35 per attendee. Federal Lobbying Disclosure Act Rules for Nonprofits Web Workshop (7/8/2010) This one-hour online session, beginning at 2:00 p.m. (E/T) is designed for all tax-exempt organizations. The workshop will explain federal lobbying disclosure requirements under the Federal Lobbying Disclosure Act as amended by the Honest Leadership and Open Government Act of 2007. Join us for a discussion on how to comply with the new federal lobbying disclosure requirements for nonprofits.
» Register here! Election Related Activities for Nonprofits Web Workshop (7/13/2010) This one-hour online session will begin at 2:00 p.m. (ET) and covers the federal tax rules regarding electoral activities for 501(c)3s, including voter registration drives, candidate questionnaires, candidate forums and legislative scorecards. » Register here! Lobbying Rules for Nonprofits Web Workshop (7/29/2010) Want to know how your organization can lobby for the public interest? This one-hour online session, beginning at 2:00 p.m. (E/T) will explain the federal tax laws governing 501(c)(3) lobbying, including how to calculate your lobbying limits under the insubstantial part test and the 501(h) expenditure test, definitions of direct and grassroots lobbying, exceptions to the definition of lobbying and the application of these rules to ballot measure activities.
» Register here!
Thursday, July 29 at 2PM EST
The recent financial crisis has revealed that Americans at all income levels exhibit difficulty in managing their finances and are ill prepared to weather economic stresses. Across the financial services landscape, the need to chart a new course for financial education has never been more apparent, and consumers themselves have never been more motivated to learn. Consumers urgently need more information and tools to recover financially and steward their financial resources.
A shift in financial education may hold the key. Signs are emerging that financial education is shifting its focus to financial capability, which emphasizes behavior change in addition to knowledge gains.
What: An interactive session with Sarah Gordon of the Center for Financial Services Innovation (CFSI) to discuss the financial capability framework and strategies that may prove effective in creating tangible and lasting change in the way consumers interact with their finances. Topics include: Who Should Attend: Nonprofit practitioners interested in the issues of financial education, access and empowerment Location: Presentation will be delivered through online webinar and conference call. Upon registering, you will receive a reply email with the link to the webinar as well as the bridgeline information. Cost: Free Register: All participants are required to register through this link. Upon registering, the organization will receive a confirmation email as well as the link to the webinar and the bridgeline.
9 weekly online sessions September 29th through November 22nd.
FREE to qualifying organizations - Thanks to the generous support of Microsoft
The Academy will be a unique opportunity to learn and interact with your peers while creating a tight network of nonprofit leaders working toward a common mission: to use technology to create more social change. You must apply for acceptance to the Academy, and there are, of course, some application requirements.
But oh, will it be worth your time. Your instructors during the weekly core sessions will be top nonprofit leaders like Beth Kanter, Katya Andresen, and Edward Granger-Happ. You'll also have the opportunity to interact with field experts like Charlene Li, Founder of Altimeter Group and Author of Open Leadership, in Ask the Expert sessions. you'll be able to: (Full schedule here) Space is limited, however: we will only be able to accept 50 organizations. So, yes, the Academy will require commitment, but, knowing our community, we don't expect that will be a problem for you. Please take some time to review the application guidelines, gather the necessary materials, and apply to the Technology Leadership Academy before July 30th. (By the way, participants will be able to earn some special software donations from Microsoft.)
Tuesday, July 27, 2010 from 9:00 – 11:00am
Looking to enhance your ability to effectively recruit, manage and retain high quality board members? If so, join the Somerset County United Way at a Roundtable Discussion lead by Carol McKinney, Executive Director, Volunteer Management Services.The discussion will focus on all aspects of board member development, from recruiting appropriate and committed volunteers, to effective training and engagement practices as well as board member retention.
Location:
Somerset County United Way Register: RSVP by July 23, 2010 - Rochelle.Ostenfeld@scuw.org
December 8-9, 2010
We invite you to exhibit and attend the 2010 MASAE Annual Conference & Exhibition which this year includes a “Supplier Showcase” – a speed networking session providing you the opportunity for one-on-one interactions with association executives and meeting planners. This networking session is planned for Wednesday, December 8. The exhibit format provides quality time with your target audience and an opportunity to interact one-on-one. You will be able to attract new clients, cement relations with current clients, and display your latest products or services. In addition, you will determine new and emerging trends in the association industry. Functions in the exhibition hall will ensure participation in the trade show portion of the conference. A list of past conference attendees are included at the end of this message.
For all details about the conference and to register please click here.
Wednesday July 21st from 1-2:30pm ET
Has your nonprofit considered how it would handle the departure of a key leader? Join the Society for Nonprofit Organizations in welcoming Tim Wolfred (Senior Project Director at CompassPoint) for an online course titled "Succession Planning: Planning for the Inevitable".
This 90 minute course will present strategies for talent development and succession planning that prepare nonprofit organizations for leadership transitions, planned and unplanned. It will be conducted live in a ReadyTalk powered webinar format (internet & conference call), complete with slideshow, text chat capabilities, and interactive Q&A sessions. Cost: $99 ($69 for SNPO members). This fee includes the ability to invite an unlimited number of guests, as long as all attendees share the same phone and computer connection. Register: To learn more or register, please click here or contact Jason Chmura at 734-451-3582. November 3 - 6, 2010
The CharityChannel Summits, Established in 2003, attract the top experts in leadership and fundraising who conduct original, best-practices workshops and presentations. Conference participants enjoy workshops on a wide variety of topics presented by the most experienced and knowledgeable experts in their respective fields.
The conference has become known as one of the best ways to strengthen your skills and prepare to move to the top of your field. Attendees include nonprofit leaders and administrators, colleagues who work in all aspects of fund development, consultants, attorneys, and more. Who Should Attend: While beginners are welcome and encouraged to attend the conference, the CharityChannel Summit is especially geared toward intermediate to advanced professionals, who are the majority of CharityChannel Summit attendees. Location: St. Pete Beach, FL For additional information about the Summit, St. Pete Beach, and instructions on how to register, please visit www.charitychannel.com/summit-2010.aspx.
Sunday to Tuesday, October 10–12, 2010 The Center will host its sixteenth annual conference—the 2010 Risk Management and Finance Summit for Nonprofits— this October. The conference schedule and workshops lineup are now available on the Summit webpage. The Center’s annual education event will include a series of “Top Ten” workshops as well as more intensive “boot camps.” Not-to-be-missed workshops at this year’s conference include Effective Risk Communication, Cyber Risk, Avoiding Employment Practices Liability, Inspired Governance, Managing Privacy Risk and more. Reserve overnight accommodations at the Loews Hotel by using the hotel’s online reservations process. Location: Loews Hotel in Philadelphia Register: Click here for details on the educational program and the hotel reservations process. July 12 - August 18, Tues & Thurs from 6 to 9:45 pm The School of Public Affairs and Administration will be offering a new course in the summer, titled Community-Based Organization Roles in Community Development (20:834:503-H6 85532). Register: If you have any questions regarding this course, please contact Professor Robert Zdenek by email at robert.zdenek@verizon.net. Thursday, July 29, 2010 from 8:30AM to 12:00PM Nonprofit leaders are encouraged to attend this workshop to hear about creative facility options currently underway in the Garden State. Learn about the benefits of owning versus renting, renegotiating a lease, sharing space with another nonprofit and qualifying for financing and subsidies to buy a building or expand your facility. This session is designed to offer useful information to financial as well as non-financial staff, so all are welcome and encouraged to attend. Location: READS’ Offices at 224 Main Street Metuchen, NJ 08840 Presenters: Keith Timko from READS and Leah Apgar from New Jersey Community Capital Cost: There is no fee to attend this workshop. Register: To RSVP, please click here or contact READS at (732) 635-1000, extension 114. July 12, 2010, 3:00PM - 5:00PM EST Cost: $25 per person
Location:
CT Association of Nonprofits, Hartford, CT
Register: For more information and to register, please click here.
July 6, 2010, 12:00PM - 2:00PM EST
Is becoming a charitable organization the right choice for your organization and what does the process involve?
Topics will include:
Speaker:
Courtney Darts, Esq., Pro Bono Partnership
Location: Teleconference Cost: Free Register: For more information and to register, please click here.
Virtual Web Projects Gone Bad provides critical insight into how nonprofit staff and board members can successfully work with vendors on their virtual Web projects. This 1-hour Webinar will show nonprofits how to avoid common problems that lead to project delays and communication breakdown. It also will explain how to build great relationships with their valued Web vendors.
Webinars are offered on:
1/27/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MST Cost: $10
Register: For more information and to register, please click here.
For more information, please visit Alliance for Justice ALLIANCE FOR NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT - 2010 Event Calendar
For more information visit http://www.allianceonline.org/onevent/events.php or contact: Samuel Weber at samuel@allianceonline.org or (202) 955-6742
Presented by: Association of Fundraising Professionals - New Jersey Chapter.
Note: Audioconferences are open to AFP members on a first-come, first-seated basis. If space is available, they may open this to nonmembers as well. Benevon offers these short, fast-paced sessions ideal for staff, board, and volunteers who want an overview of the Benevon Model for building sustainable funding from lifelong individual donors. Each session functions as a stand-alone training as well as an introduction to our two-day Benevon 101 Workshop, where each attending organization learns to customize the model.
Register: Visit http://www.benevon.com/introductory-sessions/midatlantic for current offerings.
BLACKBAUD - Blackbaud Delivers: Seminars and Webinars With today’s economy, you don’t necessarily have the time or resources to travel to us to get the answers you need. So we created Blackbaud Delivers — practical nonprofit management seminars presented by some of our best experts, delivered to your city or the major city closest to you.
This year’s theme for Blackbaud Delivers is “Worry Less,” and all seminars are geared toward helping you reduce your worries and put the practical steps you need in place to keep your fundraising on the upswing this year. Each seminar lasts a half-day, so you’re only away from your desk a few hours.
Visit Blackbaud for more information about upcoming webinars and seminars in other locations.
Train your board team for less than $100 with our latest new web seminars for nonprofit and government boards. Nationally recognized consultant and trainer, Dan Cain, hosts these one-hour interactive web training sessions. He'll offer you best practices from nonprofit boards across the country, as well as his insights developed over twenty years of working with nonprofit boards and management. Set aside a mere hour in your workday to attend one of these innovative board training web sessions. Absorb useful, relevant insights from the Board Doctor, Dan Cain. Register now for one of these highly-attended sessions. For more information about Summits that are
coming up in other cities, go to: Drexel University ’s Goodwin College of Professional Studies’ newly launched Leading-Edge Nonprofit Network is innovatively designed to help professionals advance their nonprofit sector careers. With programs structured to accommodate educational needs of CEOs, program directors, board members, grant-writers and volunteers through on-campus & online courses, workshops & webinars, among other formats, the school will host a kick-off workshop, Thurs., Oct. 22 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. “How I Started My Own Nonprofit: Social Entrepreneurship and Business Models for ‘Doing Good,’” will take place at the Goodwin College Seminar Room, 3001 Market Street, Suite 100 , Philadelphia , PA. For more information about Goodwin’s Leading-Edge Nonprofit Network and kick-off event contact Rosalie Guzofsky at 215.571.3922.
www.drexel.edu/goodwin/continuing
The Foundation Center offers training Courses in New York City and New Jersey.
For more information, please visit :
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Foundation Center Training Scholarships:
Outcome Thinking and Management - Philadelphia , PA - June 6th
Please click here to apply.
Most Webinars are offered at no cost to participants.
Space is limited, and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.
To view the list of upcoming Guidestar webinars in 2010, please click here.
IDEALWARE - Online Seminars 2010 Schedule
Idealware seminars are designed to give you the tactical advice you need to make software decisions. They include all the candid advice and product comparisons of the reports and articles on which they are based, but offer plenty of extra guidance and insights straight from the author - and each is capped at 22 participants, so you'll have lots of opportunity to ask questions and get just the information you need. Cost:
$40 per participant
To Register www.idealware.org
Click here for upcoming events covering a variety of financial topics for non-profits.
Check out the MONAC Events and Training Sessions for 2009 at MONAC
The NJRA Redevelopment Training Institute (NJRA RTI) offers intensive intermediate-level training courses that will focus on the redevelopment of New Jersey's communities. The NJRA RTI is designed to provide nonprofit and for-profit developers, professional consultants, entrepreneurs and city/county staff with a body of knowledge of the redevelopment and real estate development process. The goal of NJRA RTI is to provide classroom instruction resulting in enhanced knowledge of New Jersey's redevelopment process and project financing. For more information, visit www.njra.us/rti .
MID-ATLANTIC Society of Association Executives (Formerly New Jersey Society of Association Executives and Delaware Valley Society of Association Executives) Timely and pertinent education programs presented throughout the year for non-profits (not just charities). Programs are designed to keep members on top of current topics and changes in association management. For more information and to view upcoming events, please visit www.midatlantic-sae.org/events.htm Educational offerings from The Nonprofit Center at La Salle University: Courses include key areas in nonprofit leadership and governance, human resources, financial management, fundraising, strategic planning, time management, volunteers, and effective supervision For current offerings, please visit La Salle Nonprofit Center
For current workshop listings, please go to Nonprofit Connection
The Center’s 2010 Webinar Series continues on Wednesday, March 3rd at 2 p.m. (Eastern) with the third program in the year-long series: Ethics and Conflict of Interest Policies. For more information on the 2010 series, visit: : NonProfit Risk Management Webinars
NTEN is a membership organization of nonprofit professionals who put technology to use for their causes. We are a community of peers who share technology solutions across the sector and support each other’s work.
We enable our members to embrace advances in technology through knowledge sharing, trainings, research and industry analysis. NTEN helps you do your job better, so you can make the world a better place.
For more information visit www.nten.org/events/webinar
NPower PA's mission is to ensure all nonprofits can use technology to better serve our community.
NPower offers several training programs to assist you to become more proficient. From group-based classes for the social learner, to individual tutoring for those who prefer one-on-one help, let us know what you need assistance with, we'll be happy to help.
NPower offers programs on:
To view the Spring 2010 program calendar, including Classroom Training, On-Site Training, and Webinars, please visit www.npowerpa.org/training.
The Partnership in Philanthropy offers a series of workshops for non-profits. For more information on upcoming events go to www.pipnj.org or call (973) 701-9810.
To see our entire workshop series, visit our website at
www.probonopartnership.org for education and legal services for non-profts.
Join our community: The ReadyTalk Web Seminar Series. Listen to speakers. Learn from smart people. Bring your curiosity and attention. All events are free.
For more information and to register, please visit www.readytalk.com/web-seminar-series
The Center for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Leadership is dedicated to improving the executive leadership and governance of nonprofit and philanthropic organizations. Its purpose is to assist these organizations to fulfill their missions and to provide a common meeting ground for their leaders to better define, describe and act on behalf of the sector as a whole.
Fall 2009 CNPL Executive & Emerging Leader Workshops
Please visit the CNPL website for more information on the upcoming workshop series listed above.
SAX MACY FROMM - Upcoming Events To view upcoming events and services available for nonprofits, please visit www.smf-cpa.com/client_center.
For upcoming events, please click here.
SUPPORT CENTER FOR NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT - 2010 Workshops Since 1986, the Support Center has been dedicated to improving our society by helping nonprofit organizations and leaders. Our consulting, transition management and training services are designed to increase the effectiveness of the nonprofit sector. Upcoming Events: For more events, please click here. TECHSOUP - Upcoming Event Series TeleGreen Your Work: Online Training Training online is a cost-effective way to bring employees and volunteers up to speed. Online classes are used more and more by colleges and universities because they are efficient and cost effective. People can attend training sessions anytime, anywhere - thus reducing trainer time and the need for trainees to travel to in-person sessions. Thanks to a partnership with the International Commission on Workforce Development, your staff and volunteers can take 10 e-Skills360° courses that cover an array of topics including PC Basics, computer networking, web design, Adobe Photoshop, Microsoft Word, plus a selection of professional development topics like developing managerial skills, effective communication, and diversity awareness.| Through our partnership with the Society for Nonprofit Organizations (SNPO), your staff can cost effectively become versed in the following essential nonprofit management areas: resource development, social entrepreneurship, board governance, marketing, strategic alliances, mission-based management, strategic planning, and volunteer management. Telegreen Your Organization: Work Remotely: Travel is expensive and its impact on the environment is undeniable. As a nonprofit ourselves, TechSoup knows that you are doing what you can to help the environment. To help you with ideas or planning for TeleGreening your workplace, please join TechSoup's webinar. As a
nonprofit, nonpartisan 501 (C)(3) agency, the GINJ empowers tomorrow's leaders For more information and current listigns, please visit www.ginj.org These programs are open to all interested nonprofit, philanthropic and government leaders and staff. Workshops are typically two or three days in length, these interactive and hands on sessions are designed to impart skills and techniques for immediately applying outcomes thinking in organizational contexts. Seminars are usually a full or half day in length and are designed for small groups with specific expertise or interest in an outcomes related topic. All sessions conclude with personalized target outlines to facilitate implementation.
United Way of Monmouth County’s Nonprofit Learning Forum was created in 2004 to provide free training and development opportunities for nonprofit staff, board members and volunteers.
These sessions are aimed at improving the governance, operational, and managerial effectiveness and efficiency of the nonprofit sector in Monmouth County.
Sessions are facilitated by professional and community volunteer instructors from a variety of backgrounds.
Check out the Schedule at United Way of Monmouth County
For more information on training programs offered please click here: Volunteer Center of Bergen County
We Are Building Open Opportunity Structures Together continues its trailblazing drive to educate New Jersey's citizenry about the emerging challenges and opportunities being presented by global warming and the emerging green technologies that can be utilized to offset the damage that decades of poor planning and decision-making has caused. BOOST, as the network has come to be known, is unveiling a series of lectures, workshops, film screenings, and community discussions under its banner Green, Smart, and Sustainable Stakeholder Education and Training series.
For all upcoming events click here.
RARITAN VALLEY COMMUNITY COLLEGE - Certificate Programs Non-Profit Certificate Program - The certificate program is a thorough overview of the not-for-profit sector, including organizational structure, board development, and fundraising. A certificate of completion is issued at the successful completion of all three courses.
Certificate in Project Management - In today’s fast paced world, more and more of our work is done through the creation and execution of projects. This is true whether your goal is to deliver a new drug to market, design and develop a new business application, or paint your house. Whether you are currently managing projects or see this as a step in your career plans, this program develops and sharpens your skills.
The curriculum presents the nine bodies of knowledge in preparation for the PMP examination, combined with material that presents practical real-world experiences.
Register: For more information and to register, click here.
Visit www.wpunj.edu for some familiar programs, such as the MBA Essentials Certificate Program, Marketing & Customer Relations Certificate Program and Certificate in Non-Profit Management. We have added some new programs, such as our Coaching program, Life Potentials Training, the Insurance Provider series and the Managing in a Struggling Economy series that might be of interest.
Date: Beginning June 28, 2010, eight 12 day modules will continue through October 15, 2010 The online Nonprofit Financial Management Certificate program is designed to enhance the participant’s capacity to make effective use of financial information in the management, governance, and resource development of a nonprofit organization. Aimed at executive and program directors, development staff, and board members, as well as individuals involved in the financial management of a nonprofit organization, the instructor-led online delivery format allows participants to engage with instructors and peers in an “anytime, anyplace” format. Tuition for program: $1,500 Date: Beginning June 28, 2010, ten 12 day modules will continue through November 12, 2010 Tuition for program: $1,500
To apply or to learn more, please visit www.gsb.columbia.edu/execed/inm.
Write to inm@columbia.edu or call 212 854 6018 for more information. A Seton Hall University/VMC Partnership The BLI course covers such topics as: roles and responsibilities of board members, running effective board meetings, resource development, strategic planning, legal and fiduciary responsibilities, resource development, and public relations and outreach. For more information, please click here or check out the brochure. -------------------------------- Our five Certificate Programs are designed for nonprofit professionals who want to sharpen their skills and knowledge in a specific content area in a focused and cost-effective way. Those seeking to move into the nonprofit sector also find Certificate Programs an ideal way to develop new and marketable skills. Additionally, executive directors and board members who have many varied roles and responsibilities will be able to acquire the diverse knowledge needed to perform to maximum effectiveness.
Visit our website to learn more about our Certificate Programs and to download the application form that will get you started in the right direction or put you back on the track.
Certificate in Financial Management
- For those who are not trained financial professionals but have responsibilities for fiscal operations
Certificate in Fundraising - For those who are not full-time fundraising professionals or not formally trained, including those who
assist with fundraising efforts, executive directors and board members
Certificate in Nonprofit Management - For new executive directors and those wanting a knowledge update and refresher, senior managers aspiring to nonprofit leadership and forward-thinking organizations who want to develop their bench strength for the future.
Certificate in Supervisory Management - For both those new to supervision and existing supervisors
NEW! The Certificate in Marketing & Communications
- For those who have responsibility for marketing and communicating about their organization, including executive directors, development & public relations staff and board members
For more information about each program please visit The Nonprofit Center .
Brookdale Community College - Certificate in Nonprofit Management Gain valuable and important skills, knowledge, and a certificate for a rewarding career in nonprofit management. Brookdale’s face-paced nonprofit management certificate program is taught by leading professionals and practitioners.
Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to learn, network and exchange ideas about this fast growing career path. In an interactive environment, discover the most productive strategies for meeting challenges specific to nonprofits. Creating a healthy, vibrant organization by utilizing the talents of staff and volunteers is the continual theme of the program.
Explore the dynamics of two major types of nonprofits: charitable and philanthropic 501(c)3 agencies, and trade professional 501(c)6 associations, and their differences and similarities.
To acquire a certificate: have your instructor sign an Attendance Verification form after each course.
It is your responsibility to collect and keep the signed forms in a safe place. (Note: lost Attendance Verifications and/or certificates will be replaced for a fee of $5.) Non-credit courses begin spring 2009. Registration opens December 15, 2008. Fee: Each course is $119 Register at Brookdale's Website or contact mwaclawik@brookdalecc.edu The Certificate in Nonprofit Management is an integrated series of courses that provides an overview of contemporary trends in nonprofit management. The program is packed with practical techniques necessary for agency survival in the new millennium. Workshops are oriented to the needs of staff, program administrators, executive directors, board members, philanthropists, volunteers, and those interested in employment in nonprofit agencies.
For more information, click here or view the certificate brochure.
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C) CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
SECTION A: Workshops and Conferences
SECTION B: Ongoing Educational Programs
SECTION C: Higher Education and Certificate Programs
Alliance for Justice - July Online Workshops
Bank of America - Financial Capability: Moving Beyond Financial Education
Registration deadline: July 27
NTEN - Technology Leadership Academy
Somerset County United Way - Non-Profit Board Management Roundtable
1011 Route 22 West, Somerset, NJ 08807
MASAE - 2010 Conference and Exhibition
Society for Nonprofit Organizations - Succession Planning: Planning for the Inevitable
CharityChannel Summit 2010: Annual Conference in St. Pete Beach, Florida
Nonprofit Risk Management Center - 2010 Risk Management and Finance Summit for Nonprofits
Rutgers University: Newark - Community-Based Organization Roles in Community Development
Community development is the discipline concerned with the identification, allocation, and effective use of human, physical, financial, and social resources in neighborhoods, multi-neighborhoods, and rural regions. Community development has become an important approach for revitalizing poor urban and rural communities, often involving organizing residents in targeted areas, local planning, advocacy, institution building, physical revitalization, and economic development. Community development has become increasingly important in urban centers like Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, and Trenton, and scores of other towns in New Jersey. This course will explore the myriad roles of community-based institutions (CDCs, CDFIs, Cooperatives, voluntary organizations); the impact of public policy and governmental entities on community development; and major strategies and approaches for community development (affordable housing, workforce development, entrepreneurship and business development; commercial and industrial development; sustainable development; leadership development); and conclude with comprehensive and social capital strategies for community development. Students will exposed to different theories and practices, and focus on how to apply community development to their fields of study in public affairs. The class will have a number of guest speakers who are leading community development practitioners, and the students will have an opportunity to apply their knowledge, and develop new professional skills and expand their professional networks and employment opportunities.
READS - Creative Facility Options for Non-Profits: How Nonprofits are Looking at Facilities, Sharing Spaces, and Financing the Facilities They Want
PRO BONO PARTNERSHIP - ABCs of Nonprofit Law
PRO BONO PARTNERSHIP - Starting a Nonprofit: Myths & Realities
DATA-SCRIBE - Virtual Web Projects Gone Bad (Webinar)
2/24/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MST
3/24/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MST
4/28/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
5/26/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
6/23/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
7/28/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
8/25/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
9/22/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
10/27/10 1:30pm-2:30pm MDT
ALLIANCE FOR JUSTICE - Workshops & Events
Association of Fundraising Professionals - Event Calendar 2010
AFP 2010 Events Calendar
BENEVON - Introductory Sessions 2010
CAIN CONSULTING - Board Training Direct to Your Desktop
For more information visit www.cain-consulting.org to register or call toll-free 800-735-9471.
CENTER FOR NONPROFIT SUCCESS - Fundraising Summits
http://www.cfnps.org/education_calendar.aspx
DREXEL GOODWIN COLLEGE OF PROFESSIONAL STUDIES - Leading-Edge Nonprofit Network
Foundation Center NYC - Training Schedule
MERCADIEN - Nonprofit Revenue Enhancement 2010 Seminar Series
Monmouth-Ocean Nonprofit Assistance Center
- Events and Training
NJ Redevelopment Authority – Redevelopment Training Institute
Nonprofit Center at La Salle University - Workshop Series
NONPROFIT CONNECTION - Workshops
NONPROFIT RISK MANAGEMENT CENTER - Webinars
Nonprofit Technology Network (NTEN) - Events Calendar 2010
NPOWER PENNSYLVANIA - Training Calendar
Partnership in Philanthropy - Workshop Series
PRO BONO PARTNERSHIP- Educational Programs
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY - Center for Nonprofit and Philanthropic Leadership
Somerset County Business Partnership – Events Calendar 2010
For more information on upcoming events, please visit www.techsoup.org
The Governing Institute of New Jersey (GINJ) - Leadership Institute
through a six alternate Saturday Leadership Institute program.
The Leadership Institute is a program developed and conducted by the GINJ which enables community people to attain a higher skill level for involvement in their communities.
The Rensselaerville Institute - Outcomes Workshops & Seminars
United Way of Monmouth County - Nonprofit Learning Forum
Volunteer Center of Bergen County - Training Programs
We are Boost – Events Calendar 2010
William Paterson University - Center for Continuing and Professional Education
Seton Hall University - Non Profit Financial Management Certificate Program
Location: Seton Hall University
The online Nonprofit Financial Management Certificate program provides:
Deadline for application: June 15, 2010
For further information, please contact Barkley Calkins, Director, Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute, at (973) 761-9734 or Email: robert.calkins@shu.edu
SETON HALL UNIVERSITY - Online Board Leadership Institute
Location: Seton Hall University
The online Board Leadership Institute (BLI) is for business, professional, and community leaders who serve as active board members of nonprofits, as well as individuals interested in learning more about becoming a member of a nonprofit board. BLI participants learn about the critical role of the nonprofit board and its various functions, and how to develop a board. The instructor-led online delivery format allows participants to engage with instructors and peers in an “anytime, anyplace” format.
Through ten 12 day modules, the online BLI offers:
Deadline for application: June 15, 2010
For further information, please contact Barkley Calkins, BLI Program Director at (973) 761-9734 or Email: robert.calkins@shu.edu
Columbia Business School Institute for Not-for-Profit Management -
2009 Open Enrollment Programs
THE BOARD LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
For more information on the Center for Public Service, visit: http://artsci.shu.edu/cps
For more information on the Nonprofit Sector Resource Institute, visit: http://nsri.shu.edu
For more information on Volunteer Management Centers, visit: http://www.vmcnj.org
NONPROFIT CENTER AT LA SALLE UNIVERSITY
Who should attend: staff, volunteers, board members, executive directors, program directors, committee chairpersons, and those interested in these positions.
Mercer County Community College - Certificate in Nonprofit Management
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