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Running a nonprofit organization requires many of the same challenges and responsibilities as any for-profit business or government agency: leadership skills, strategic planning, and a keen eye on the annual budget. However, the differences between the sectors are both subtle and profound. The nonprofit management emphasis offered in the J. Garland Schilcutt School of Business, Science, and Technology will point out that the differences lie beyond the bottom line and speak to a greater sense of community awareness, social responsibility, and the desire to serve others.

Lakeland’s nonprofit management emphasis teaches its students important management, financial, and marketing principles and theories that help any organization to thrive. But its courses primarily focus on the practical and motivational uniqueness of our country’s growing nonprofit sector—a sector that serves our youth, our families, and our society.

Courses

• LO 532 - Strategic Planning for Nonprofit Organizations

• NPO 140 - Introduction to Nonprofit Organizations
• NPO 330 - Managing Nonprofit Organizations
• NPO 365 - Fundraising
• NPO 410 - Internship in Nonprofit Management
• NPO 480 - Special Topics in Nonprofit Organization Management

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