University Catalogues

Minor in Nonprofit Leadership

The Minor in Nonprofit Leadership provides an overview of both the business skills needed to manage a nonprofit and the societal environments within which nonprofits operate. Students enrolled in the minor take courses that equip them to succeed as skilled, knowledgeable leaders who drive positive change.

For further information about policies related to minors, see the Program Policies page.

Course Title Credits
Required Courses
ID 150Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations3
Select one or two of the following "Skills for Nonprofit Work" courses:3 to 6
Governmental and Not-for-Profit Reporting
Introduction to Media Production
Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
Gender and the Law
Race and the Law
Laws that Oppress and Empower: Disability and LGBTQ+ Rights
Social Justice Law
Supply Chain and Operations Fundamentals
Managing Diversity in the Workplace
Marketing for Nonprofits and Social Enterprises
Consulting Sociology
Designing Experiences
Public Relations Writing
Select one or two of the following "Social Issues for Nonprofit Work" courses:3 to 6
LGBQ American Literature
Transgender American Literature
International Relations
Social Policy
The Developing World
Model United Nations
Sex, Gender, and Power
Energy and The Environment
Global Health Challenges
Homelessness and Society
Race and Racism in the United States
Human Trafficking and Global Slavery
Race and Racialization at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Seminar in Sociology
Capstone Course:3
Internship in Sociology
(H) Honors Capstone Course (with approval of the Director of the BSLCE)
Other capstone experience as approved by the Director of the BSLCE
Total Credits:15