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.
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| Course | Title | Credits |
|---|---|---|
| Required Courses | ||
| ID 150 | Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations | 3 |
| 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 | |