Non-Profit Management Career Report

I was raised with the fundamental notion of service to mankind, I have always been interested in society’s injustices and problems, and being a catalyst for change. This has brought me to applying to the University of Central Florida’s Master of Nonprofit Management program within the School of Public Administration. I am currently a practitioner in Social Work and serve as the Director of Social Services at the Orlando Area Command of The Salvation Army. I have received my bachelors and master’s degree in Social Work from Barry University in Miami, FL.

I remember the moment when I executed what I love to do. Until then, I had always been the late bloomer, the searcher. When I come to think of it, one of my passions had always been right in front of my eyes, just waiting to be grasped. Yet, I never believed that what I already knew about myself was enough to find my future. I was in dogged pursuit of an elusive goal, on the lookout for anything relating to my passion, hunting, scratching the dirt off all things that could be potential futures for my passion of presenting to an audience. But nothing came of it until I stopped looking. The second year of high school when I was chosen as the lead representative for the Non-Profit Management program, the first of its education offered to high

My most meaningful accomplishment is finding my inner leader and learning to believe in myself. For many years I was extremely shy and I let this deter me from enjoying activities outside my comfort zone. Growing up I never really believed enough in myself to find my leadership abilities. It was not until early in my college career that I began to truly see my potential. My freshman year of college I began to open myself up to the possibilities around me by joining clubs on campus and making connections with those around me. The one organization that truly changed my outlook forever was Phi Beta Chi National Sorority. Within my sisterhood I began to open up and see myself as the leader I knew I could be. Once I had this new found outlook I

name is Cordaro Thomas; I received my Bachelor’s degree in the Paralegal Studies with a specializing in pre-law. After graduating with my bachelor’s degree, I worked for John Alleman Law Firm for a year. I am currently pursing my Master’s in Public Administration with a focus in Non-Profit Organization and Local Government. I have proven to be a man of determination, maturity and intelligence. I am currently a member of the Paul Simon Institute Ambassadors Program as well a member of Phi Rho Eta Fraternity Inc. I was born and raised on the Southside of Chicago, IL. After working for the law firm, I decided that I wanted to see a change in the policies and the day-to-day operation within the government. I plan to own and operate a non-profit

My relevant qualifications include my pursuit of a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management Information Systems. I expect to graduate in December 2016. I currently hold a Work Study position for the Office of Veterans Affairs. In my current role, I assist veterans and their dependents with certification of educational benefits for veterans while maintaining educational enrollment information. I ensure student’s academic progress is in accordance with state and federal regulations and guidelines, to ensure compliance with the Veterans Affairs policies.

I was born and raised in Las Vegas, Nevada before coming to the University of Nevada, Reno. Before college started, I attended Southwest Career and Technical Academy with the emphasis in Respiratory Therapy Care. During my high school years, I gained knowledge and skills in medicine and have competed in state and national competitions that were related to health care. Besides my academics, I have taken leadership positions as well as doing community services at a local hospital and library once a week for a few years. I

A semi-detailed business overview of the non-profit organization known as the YMCA or Young Men’s Christian Association is discussed. A brief history of the origins of the company is detailed along with the definition or explanation of the company’s mission statement. The organization’s basic legal, social, and economic environment is described. Likewise the YMCA’s management structure, operational issues, as well as financial issues are discussed. Lastly, the possible impact that potential change factors, which includes the role of technology, can present to the YMCA business organization are discussed.

After graduate school, worked for a short while at the University of Missouri before obtaining a full-time position with Wohlenberg, Ritzman, and Co., LLC, the same auditing firm where I did my internship and worked part-time during my senior year of undergraduate school. I believed this would be a better gateway meeting my goal of working for a nonprofit. I traveled to and audited a variety of nonprofit and government organizations across the United States.

2006- Joining Focus children organization – This was the first nonprofit organization that I ever joined. It dealt with handicap kids in developing countries. I believe that I became sensitive to co-cultures that exist in our world. It made me realize how hard it is for others to try and live and adapt to the dominant culture.

Due to unforeseen events, the household income for the family was depleted to the poverty level of $24,600. Due to my interests, I decided to work for a non-profit organization that focuses on education reform and decided to participate in more pro-bono work to be able to increase my experience as a lawyer. I was fired from my previous education reform lawyer position due to layoffs and having just started working at the company, I was an obvious choice. The firm that my wife worked for fired her, and she is currently looking for a job. Since she is a social worker and has a degree in sociology, it is difficult to find jobs that match her interests and pay well enough. As one can imagine, a non-profit organization lawyer does not make as

I am David Terrell from Little Rock, Arkansas. Just a little about myself, I currently attend The University of the South at Sewanee, Tennessee, where I am acquiring a Bachelor of Arts in politics with a minor in history. In politics, I study under the concentrations of national institutions and policies, identity and diversity, and law and justice. In history, I focus on American and European histories. The University's liberal arts curriculum has taught me skills of leadership, research, analytics, writing, and public speaking skills.

Hello everyone. My name is Robert Solomon. Currently, I live in Tennessee and am enrolled in the Master of Arts in Management with a Human Resources Specialization here at Wayland Baptist University. In terms of my academic background, I received my Bachelor of Science in 2012 from Belmont University and my MBA from Liberty University in 2014. I look forward to learning the finer aspects of business ethics and how it applies to various facets, such as employment law.

I am interested in working with both non-profit organizations and businesses. While I am open to many different internships, I would thrive in a mission-driven business or organization. For instance, I’m interested in finance/economics-related internships. Rather than work at a generic bank or investment firm, however, I’d enjoy working at a small analysis or specialized investment business. I think this is valuable for three reasons: I will have the opportunity to contribute meaningfully as part of my internship, I will learn much more about diverse aspects of the organization and its area/industry, and I will be a part of something that does not just help me grow, but also contributes to something important, which is essential to what I want

My achievement comes from two non profits organization, YouthCARE and College Possible. YouthCARE is a multicultural youth program that does activities and employment programs. I was involved in Youth Advisory council. We planned events for youths to bond with each other and do fundraising. We were able to get about get about 200 youth participants. College Possible helps high school Juniors to raise their ACTs and Seniors with their applications. Many students got into college.

When starting this project, I was not sure who I wanted to interview, which field of social work, I wanted to know more first-hand information about. I thought about interviewing a school social worker, or a non-profit management social worker. I eventually decided that I would like to learn about non-profit management because I have not had much knowledge on that concertation.