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Megan E. Mcnally
PB AF 598
Seattle Campus
Teaches practical administrative, leadership, and analytic skills commonly required of managers and analysts in the public and nonprofit sectors. The workshops emphasize hands-on problem resolution, simulations, and actual practice.
Class description
This one-credit course will strengthen students’ understanding and management of the process for securing foundation, corporate, government, and other institutional funding. Through four skill-building workshops and one out-of-class assignment, students will gain practical, hands-on experience researching and evaluating opportunities, and conceptualizing, organizing, and preparing a proposal. Information and skills learned will be useful for those working or intending to work in nonprofit, philanthropic, education, or public organizations.
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