16-Month Schedule
Master of Science in Strategic Fundraising and Philanthropy 16-Month Schedule (JUNE 2017 START) Track 2: Higher Education Fundraising NOTE:
There are 10 required core courses and 2 electives for a total of 12 courses. Courses are offered 1 evening a week from 6 – 10 pm or online except as noted. R = Required Core Courses and E = Elective Courses
SUMMER SEMESTER: June 26 – A u g u s t 19, 2017 NMP 635
Board Governance and Volunteer Management E
Online or On Campus
SUMMER SEMESTER: August 28 – O c t o b e r 21, 2017 MHE 640
History and Economics of Higher Education
R
Online
Resource Development Management R Introduction to Higher Education AdministrationR
Online Online
FALL SEMESTER: October 23 – December 16, 2017 NMP 623 MHE 500
FALL SEMESTER: January 2– F e b r u a r y 24, 2018 MHE 626 NMP 521
Introduction to Institutional Advancement Introduction to Philanthropy and Fundraising
R R
Online Tues. 6-10 pm or Online
R
Online
R E
Online Online
R
Thurs. 6-10 pm or Online
SPRING SEMESTER: February 26 –April 21 2018 NMP 655
Leadership and Personal Effectiveness
SPRING SEMESTER: April 30 – J u n e 23, 2018 NMP 661 NMP 645
Major Gifts Marketing Principles for Nonprofits
SUMMER SEMESTER: June (TBD) – A u g u s t (TBD) 2018 NMP 650
Leading Change for Nonprofits
SUMMER SEMESTER: August (TBD) – October (TBD) 2018 NMP 622 NMP 675
Donor Behavior & Giving Methodologies Capstone
R R
Online Wed. 6-10 pm or Online
Note: Students must successfully complete their entire program in order to participate in the official graduate ceremony in May.
Required Courses (30 credits):
Track 2: Higher Education Fundraising I.
Higher Education Administration Core (9 credits): Two required courses: MHE 500 Introduction to Higher Education Administration GRADUATE ADMISSIONS . 413-565-1332 . [email protected]
Subject to change without notice - Prepared 3.24.17
MHE 626
Introduction to Institutional Advancement
Choose one from: MHE 505 MHE 610 MHE 620 MHE 630 MHE 640 MHE 645
Organization and Governance of Higher Education Higher Education Curriculum Development The Contemporary College Student Law and Ethics in Higher Education History and Economics of Higher Education Higher Education Marketing and Communications
Note: Other courses may be substituted with approval of the NMP program director. II.
Organizational Behavior and Personal Effectiveness Core (6 credits) One Required Course: NMP 650: Leading Change for Nonprofit Organizations Choose one from: NMP 655 Leadership and Personal Effectiveness NMP 656 Relationships, Communication and Philanthropy
III.
Philanthropic Studies Core (15 credits) One Required Course: NMP 675: Capstone: Advance Management Seminar Choose two from: NMP 610 Managing Diversity in Today’s Nonprofit NMP 521 Introduction to Philanthropy and Fundraising Fundamentals NMP 622 Donor Behavior and Giving Methodologies Choose two from: NMP 531 Grant Writing for Corporations and Foundations NMP 641 Capital Campaign and Planned Giving NMP 651 Annual Giving and Donor Relations NMP 661 Major Gifts NMP 623 Resource Development Management Note: All courses, including on-ground classes, will utilize online learning tools.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS . 413-565-1332 . [email protected]
Subject to change without notice - Prepared 3.24.17
There are 10 required core courses and 2 electives for a total of 12 courses. Courses are offered 1 evening a week from 6 – 10 pm or online except as noted. R = Required Core Courses and E = Elective Courses
SUMMER SEMESTER: June 26 – A u g u s t 19, 2017 NMP 635
Board Governance and Volunteer Management E
Online or On Campus
SUMMER SEMESTER: August 28 – O c t o b e r 21, 2017 MHE 640
History and Economics of Higher Education
R
Online
Resource Development Management R Introduction to Higher Education AdministrationR
Online Online
FALL SEMESTER: October 23 – December 16, 2017 NMP 623 MHE 500
FALL SEMESTER: January 2– F e b r u a r y 24, 2018 MHE 626 NMP 521
Introduction to Institutional Advancement Introduction to Philanthropy and Fundraising
R R
Online Tues. 6-10 pm or Online
R
Online
R E
Online Online
R
Thurs. 6-10 pm or Online
SPRING SEMESTER: February 26 –April 21 2018 NMP 655
Leadership and Personal Effectiveness
SPRING SEMESTER: April 30 – J u n e 23, 2018 NMP 661 NMP 645
Major Gifts Marketing Principles for Nonprofits
SUMMER SEMESTER: June (TBD) – A u g u s t (TBD) 2018 NMP 650
Leading Change for Nonprofits
SUMMER SEMESTER: August (TBD) – October (TBD) 2018 NMP 622 NMP 675
Donor Behavior & Giving Methodologies Capstone
R R
Online Wed. 6-10 pm or Online
Note: Students must successfully complete their entire program in order to participate in the official graduate ceremony in May.
Required Courses (30 credits):
Track 2: Higher Education Fundraising I.
Higher Education Administration Core (9 credits): Two required courses: MHE 500 Introduction to Higher Education Administration GRADUATE ADMISSIONS . 413-565-1332 . [email protected]
Subject to change without notice - Prepared 3.24.17
MHE 626
Introduction to Institutional Advancement
Choose one from: MHE 505 MHE 610 MHE 620 MHE 630 MHE 640 MHE 645
Organization and Governance of Higher Education Higher Education Curriculum Development The Contemporary College Student Law and Ethics in Higher Education History and Economics of Higher Education Higher Education Marketing and Communications
Note: Other courses may be substituted with approval of the NMP program director. II.
Organizational Behavior and Personal Effectiveness Core (6 credits) One Required Course: NMP 650: Leading Change for Nonprofit Organizations Choose one from: NMP 655 Leadership and Personal Effectiveness NMP 656 Relationships, Communication and Philanthropy
III.
Philanthropic Studies Core (15 credits) One Required Course: NMP 675: Capstone: Advance Management Seminar Choose two from: NMP 610 Managing Diversity in Today’s Nonprofit NMP 521 Introduction to Philanthropy and Fundraising Fundamentals NMP 622 Donor Behavior and Giving Methodologies Choose two from: NMP 531 Grant Writing for Corporations and Foundations NMP 641 Capital Campaign and Planned Giving NMP 651 Annual Giving and Donor Relations NMP 661 Major Gifts NMP 623 Resource Development Management Note: All courses, including on-ground classes, will utilize online learning tools.
GRADUATE ADMISSIONS . 413-565-1332 . [email protected]
Subject to change without notice - Prepared 3.24.17
