Nonprofit Leadership
What is Nonprofit Leadership?
Nonprofit Leadership is a minor in the Social Sciences Interdisciplinary program. It provides students with an understanding of how nonprofit organizations differ from corporations and government entities in their sturcture and function. Students are exposed to a variety of topics, and learn practical skills related to working in and leading nonprofit organizations.
| Department | Social Sciences Interdisciplinary |
| Minor | Nonprofit Leadership |
| Address | 203 Clemens Hall |
| Phone | (716) 645-2245 |
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