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2020 Nonprofit Management Intensive Track Program

COVID-19 outbreak

Note:  Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Duke University has suspended all face-to-face classes through June 28, 2020.  To meet the continuing needs of the nonprofit sector, the Duke Nonprofit Management Program is pleased to offer many of its classes and programs via live Webinars.

 

Registration 
Up to 15 students are accepted into the Nonprofit Management Intensive Track Program. Registration is open to nonprofit organizations in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia, and Caswell County, North Carolina.   To register for the 2020 Duke Nonprofit Management Intensive Track Program, please contact:

Starling McKenzie, Senior Program Officer, smckenzie@drfonline.org, 434-483-4273,
Danville Regional Foundation, 434-483-4273

Class Location
Online

Attendance Policy
Classes meet from 9am to 4pm each day, starting promptly at 9am and ending at 4pm.   Fifteen (15) students are accepted into each Nonprofit Management Intensive Track Program held in Danville, VA.  The program is sponsored by the Danville Regional Foundation.  To receive the Duke Certificate in Nonprofit Management on the last day of the Program, students are to attend each class as scheduled.

Staff: Duke Nonprofit Management Program

• Nancy Love, MPA, Director, 919-668-6743, nancy.love@duke.edu      
• Mary Sherk, Program Coordinator, 919-681-1025, mary.sherk@duke.edu   
• Ivy Burch, Program Assistant, 919-668-6742, ilb4@duke.edu 

Pre-Reading Assignments  
The Intensive Track Program may require pre-reading. Assignments are sent to students one month before the class starts.     

Program Format
The Intensive Track Program includes lectures, demonstrations, practical work, and hands-on project work.   Classes are well organized with exercises to help enforce the lecture materials. 

Dress Code
Business casual.

Questions about enrolling:  Call Starling McKenzie at 434-483-4273 or email smckenzie@drfonline.org.

 

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2020 Nonprofit Capacity Building Training

COVID-19 outbreak

Note:  Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, Duke University has suspended all face-to-face classes through June 28, 2020.  To meet the continuing needs of the nonprofit sector, the Duke Nonprofit Management Program is pleased to offer many of its classes and programs via live Webinars.

 

Class Dates
Apr 28, May 19, Jun 23, Jul 28, Aug 25, Sep 22, Oct 27, & Nov 17

Sponsor
Danville Regional Foundation

Registration
Up to 20 students are accepted into the 2020 Nonprofit Capacity Building Training Series.
Registration is open to nonprofit organizations in Danville, Pittsylvania County, Virginia and Caswell County, North Carolina.  To register for a class in the 2020 Nonprofit Capacity Building Training Series please contact:

Starling McKenzie, Senior Program Officer, smckenzie@drfonline.org, 434-483-4273, Danville Regional Foundation.

Class Location
Online

Attendance Policy
Classes meet from 9am to 4pm each day, starting promptly at 9 am and ending at 4pm.  20 students are accepted into each NP Capacity Building Training Series class.  Students earn 6 course hours per class.  Hours may be applied toward the Duke Certificate in Nonprofit Management.  Contact Duke Nonprofit staff if you have questions.

NEW IN 2020
You may earn the Duke Certificate in Nonprofit Management if you attend each of the 8 classes in the 2020 NP Capacity Building Training Series. 

Requirements

• You must notify Starling McKenzie before the training that you plan to sign up to attend all 8 classes.
• Danville Regional Foundation staff will monitor your attendance and will notify Duke University Nonprofit Management staff that you are registered for and will attend each class. 
• Duke Nonprofit Management staff will be notified of your attendance by Starling McKenzie and will send assignment to you. 

Class Format
The Nonprofit Capacity Building Training Series may include:  Lectures; Class Demonstrations; Practical Work; and Hands-on Project work.  Classes are organized with exercises to help enforce lecture materials. 

Custom Intensive Track Option
Effective in 2020, a student who attends all 8 classes in the Nonprofit Capacity Building Training Series (April 28 – Nov 17, 2020) and completes assigned pre-work will earn the Duke Certificate in Nonprofit Management.  Students must sign up with Starling McKenzie before the 1st class in the Series. A link to pre-reading assignments will be sent to students planning to earn the Certificate by attending all 8 classes. Pre-reading must be completed before each scheduled class. No make-up classes will be offered.

Dress Code
Business casual

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