“EXCELLENCE isn’t easy, but around here it is TRADITION!”
By:
2006-2007 MVC American Humanics Student Association

Benefit to the Students

Students are actively engaged in the following academic coursework:

• Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector
• Youth Development and Mentoring
• Volunteer Management and Board Development
• Fundraising and Resource Development
• Finance and Management
• Community Awareness and Visibility

Upon completion of the American Humanics academic requirements students will gain hands-on experience in the following areas:

• Foundation Competencies
• Career Development and Exploration
• Communication Skills
• Employability Skills
• Personal Attributes
• Historical and Philosophical Foundations
• Youth Development
• Professional Development Competencies:
• Board/Committee Development
• Fundraising Principles and Practices
• Human Resources Development and Supervision
• Nonprofit Marketing
• Nonprofit Accounting and Financial Management
• General Nonprofit Management
• Nonprofit Program Planning
• Nonprofit Risk Management