Through its co-sponsorship of the conference, the program connected students with fundraising professionals and emerging trends shaping the future of philanthropy.
Through faculty connections and experiential learning, students joined sector leaders at the conference to explore equity, strategy, and the power of storytelling in social change.
Balancing work, family, and entrepreneurship, Barone found that the online program delivers immersive learning, practitioner insight, and a strong sense of community—proving that graduate study can fit into even the fullest lives.
In a Nonprofit Management webinar, seasoned nonprofit industry professional Rebecca L. Smith provided unique insights into her role at the Salvation Army and her career.
M.S. in Nonprofit Management lecturer John E. Tyler III recently published two academic articles exploring the legal and ethical dimensions of philanthropy.
