Introduction to Nonprofit Management
Credit-Bearing
Graduate |
Principles, theories and practice of the management of nonprofits, with special attention to Puerto Rcio, Caribbean and US. |
Ethics and Social Responsibility in the Third Sector
Credit-Bearing
Graduate |
The ethical principles and dilemmas that face the professional of nonprofit organizations in Puerto Rico. |
Legal Aspects of Nonprofit Organizations
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The course develops in the student a total vision of the legal, contributing and financial resources that affect nonprofit organizations. |
Strategic Planning, Decision Making and Negotiation
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Introduction to the study and handling of the tools of situational strategic planning, theory and practice. |
Evaluation of Institutions and Programs
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Exposes the main forms of institutional estimate and evaluation of programs in order that they are applicable to the daily practice of SFL. |
Fundraising and Fund Development
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Nonprofit organizations and the philanthropic world, fundraising and fund development. |
Research Methods
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Design and conduct of research analysis in diverse education, business and community contexts. |
Economical Development and Community Development
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The process of planning, development and implementation of directed strategies to develop economic activity. |
Entrepreneurship for Nonprofit Leaders
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In light of the privatization of social services and reduction in available funds and grants, this course examines the activities of the nonprofit organization as it forms alliances and creates social companies and other business initiatives. |
Independent Study
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The student proposes an independent curriculum that allows her or him to study a specific aspect of nonprofit management. |
Integrated Paper and Reflection
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This project provides the student the opportunity to integrate the knowledge acquired through investigation of a nonprofit issue in the community. |
Accounting for Nonprofit Managers
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Basic principles of accounting for nonprofit managers. |
Organization Theory
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