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Lead the Mode to Justice and Modify

Larn essential tools and frameworks of nonprofit management, including board evolution, financial direction, fundraising, marketing, program evaluation, and nonprofit constabulary. All taught through a cutting-edge programme that equips you with the skills to comport out your mission and back up your cause and community in the most effective ways. Aligned with the program's mission, you can look frontwards to strengthening your skills, edifice connections, and becoming alter agents for a more than equitable and just nonprofit sector and world.

Listed on the Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) for Alameda/Contra Costa County

"Best in the West" higher selection by The Princeton Review

Enjoy engaging,interactive online grade sessions that directly apply to your day-to-twenty-four hour period work. All taught by professors and instructors with substantial feel in all aspects of the nonprofit field, from board planning and fundraising to organizational development and financial and personnel management.

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Every bit a new executive director that did non have any coaching, this programme has been very helpful with helping me to improve understand the technical side of nonprofit management. There are lots of resources that the professors give to students, and you can refer to them in your daily nonprofit activities.

Sarah Chavez Nonprofit Management Graduate

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With the Common Skilful at Eye

Exercise you desire a rewarding career that enables you to serve others and better lives? Working in the nonprofit sector allows you the opportunity to work on behalf of a cause or a mission that is personally significant to y'all and of great value to society. As employment in the nonprofit sector continues to grow, and so does the need for qualified, knowledgeable nonprofit direction and staff.

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Work on behalf of a cause or a mission that is personally pregnant to you and of great value to society.

Employment Opportunities

Opportunities for employment in the nonprofit sector grow in a number of "sub-sectors," included among them:

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Health and Human Services

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Education and Research Institutions, Social and Legal Services (including family and child intendance-related agencies)

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Arts and Culture (including theatres, music organizations, museums, botanical and zoological gardens, public dissemination, etc.)

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Environmental Organizations, Religious Institutions (likewise known equally "Faith-Based Organizations")

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Foundations (public and individual)

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Occupational Outlook

$69K Salary

The median almanac wage for social and customs service managers was $69,600in 2020.
– Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.Due south. Section of Labor

14% Growth

Employment of social and community service managers in the San Francisco Bay Area is projected to grow 14.8 percent from 2022 to 2031.
– QCEW Employees - Emsi

i.v Million

More than 1.5 1000000 nonprofit organizations are registered in the U.Southward.
– Urban Institute

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How tin a certificate in nonprofit management impact your career? Detect out straight from CSUEB graduates. »

Reach New Heights

Through coursework in the Nonprofit Management program, yous'll larn a comprehensive understanding of the latest best practices in nonprofit management and frameworks that will help you build more equitable, effective organizations. As a result, y'all'll be qualified to serve in a diversity of influential roles:

Executive Director	Strategic Planner
Evolution Director or Fund Developer	Marketing or Communications Director
Grant Writer	Volunteer Coordinator/Manager
Programme Managing director or Supervisor	Board Development Specialist or Consultant
Finance Director or Budget Manager	System Development Consultant

With this comprehensive set of applied courses, I have developed a strong, broad framework of understanding and skills to advance my work with the nonprofit sector. It is an boggling resource.

Rebecca Brown Nonprofit Management Graduate

Cal State Eastward Bay'southward Nonprofit Management program provided invaluable knowledge and skills that enable me to serve finer on a Lath of Directors of a community-based organization. This plan is so essential to non-profit organizations that I highly recommend it to all Board of Directors or staff. At our organization, board and key staff members were trained.

Blindside Nguyen Nonprofit Management Graduate

I was pleasantly surprised past the warmth of the CSUEB faculty, staff, and students. This certificate program is akin to an in-depth orientation to the nonprofit sector and made me aware of the special needs of nonprofit organizations. I would highly recommend the CSUEB Nonprofit Management Certificate plan!

Radhika Sharma Nonprofit Management Graduate

As a Cal State East Bay graduate, you tin can wait frontward to leaving the program with:

A thorough grounding in all aspects of nonprofit management, including lath evolution, financial management, fundraising, marketing, programme evaluation, and nonprofit law.

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The skills and confidence to meet the evolving demands of nonprofit administration and your existing day-to-day challenges caput-on.

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The ability to foster a stronger puddle of administrators, staff, and volunteers.

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A Certificate Plan with Options

The Nonprofit Direction Certificate Program is conveniently offered online.

To earn your Certificate in Nonprofit Management, you will need to complete eight required courses and iii elective courses.

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Required Courses

Courses are non sequential and may exist taken in any society you lot choose.

Class schedules, including the term courses are offered in, are subject area to change. For the most upward-to-date information on courses currently beingness offered, view the Course Schedule.

Grade	Units	Fall	Leap	Summer
EXTX 550: Lath Development and Governance	ane.2 CEUs	10	X
EXTX 551: Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations	one.2 CEUs	X	X
EXTX 552: Fundraising Fundamentals	1.two CEUs		Ten	10
EXTX 553: Marketing and Communications for Nonprofit Organizations	2 CEUs		X	X
EXTX 554: Program Evaluation	one.2 CEUs	X	X
EXTX 555: Law of Nonprofit Organizations	ane CEUs	10	X
EXTX 556: Ethics of Nonprofit Organizations	ane.ii CEUs	X	10
EXTX 557: Leadership Skills for the Nonprofit Professional	1.2 CEUs	Ten	X

Elective Courses

Class	Units	Fall	Spring	Summer
EXTX 560: Introduction to the Nonprofit Sector	0.sixty CEU	Ten
EXTX 561: Strategic Planning for Nonprofit Organizations	0.60 CEU			X
EXTX 562: Advocacy and Lobbying for Nonprofits	0.lx CEU	X	X
EXTX 563: Proposal Writing	0.60 CEU	X	X
EXTX 564: Program Development	0.threescore CEU			X
EXTX 565: Effective Social Media for Nonprofits	0.threescore CEU		X
EXTX 566: Creating a Culture of Alter: Fostering DEI in the Workplace	1.2 CEU	10	X
EXTX 567: Using Data to Measure Equitable Impact	0.threescore CEU	10	X
EXTX 568: Coaching Skills for Nonprofit Leaders	0.threescore CEU	X	X
EXTX 569: Fundamentals of Customs Appointment for Nonprofit Leaders	0.threescore CEU			X
EXTX 580: Advanced Fundamentals of Financial Direction	one.2 CEU		X
EXTX 581: Nonprofit Consulting Foundations	0.sixty CEU			X
EXTX 585: Intro to Change Management	0.threescore CEU	X

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Who will you be learning from? See your professors. »

Amira Barger

Amira Barger serves every bit a leader in nonprofit direction and has done so for the last xiv years. The foundation for her leadership and community-building was set up at an early age when her family unit moved from San Diego, CA to the tiny Pacific Island of Guam, The states to serve as missionaries in the 90's. Barger was intrigued by the budding ideas effectually what would one day be coined "collective bear on" and her upbringing entrenched the want to live a life of service. She decided to use her skills to continue forrard movement in the nonprofit sector. She received a BA in Marketing from Vanguard University, an MBA from Letourneau Academy, and invested in her professional person development past receiving both the CVA (Certified Volunteer Administrator) and CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) designations. In addition, Barger serves on the Council for Certification in Volunteer Administration'southward Board equally Chair and part of the External Relations Committee. She's also an agile member of the Association of Fundraising Professionals, the National Clan of Charitable Souvenir Planners, the Public Relations Society of America, and the American Public Health Association.

Teaching keeps you lot fresh and helps you stay current in your field. I enjoy introducing others to the depth and breadth of development and helping them notice their niche in the field."

Stephanie Casenza has devoted her career to helping accelerate the mission and vision of a broad range of organizations as a professional and a volunteer. Moving easily between the business and not-for-profit worlds, she has held direction, evolution, and public relations roles for advertising/public relations agencies and for social services, college education, healthcare, and arts organizations throughout California. Casenza has taught courses at University of California, San Diego Extension; at San Diego State University; and Nonprofit Management Solutions in San Diego. In addition, she has served on more than a dozen nonprofit boards. She currently serves as director of development for LSS of Northern California, which provides supportive housing services to formerly homeless individuals, families, and emancipated foster youth in multiple counties.

She earned a master's degree in executive leadership from the School of Business at University of San Diego and her undergraduate degree in journalism from San Diego State University. She also received the universal accreditation for public relations from the Public Relations Order of America and is a candidate for the CFRE.

Jacqueline Chan

Jacqueline Chan has dedicated her career to assistance nonprofit and public agencies utilize information to drive equitable impact and inclusive community development. She currently serves as the Director of Data and Evaluation at United Way Bay Area where she oversees organizational efforts to measure touch and use data insights to drive controlling. Chan has over a decade of experience in practical research and evaluation spanning the fields of public health, education, housing, sustainable development, and workforce development. She strongly believes equity and empowerment are critical for the transformational alter needed to disrupt the cycles of poverty and injustice.

Chan holds a Master of Public Health degree in Global Epidemiology from Emory University.

Douglas Cook

C.P.A., Thou.P.A.

Douglas Cook, C.P.A., Chiliad.P.A. is Principal of Cook & Visitor, an bookkeeping firm specializing in performing contained audits of nonprofit organizations. He has almost two decades of professional accounting experience and has become a well-respected specialist in nonprofit accounting and revenue enhancement bug. Cook has also taught at San Francisco State Academy and Gold Gate University.

Dwight Dickerson

What you get out backside is not what is engraved in rock monuments, but what is woven into the lives of others.

I sincerely believe as professionals that nosotros accept a duty to bring along the side by side generation of professionals. The joy of pedagogy is to inspire students to move forrad with the desire of learning and doing and non be afraid to take risks.Life is not about the ultimate destination just the journey getting in that location and what nosotros feel and learn along the way.

Dwight Dickerson, Esq. is the Director of the Paralegal Studies Program at California Country Academy, East Bay and a former member of the ABA Standing Committee on Paralegals Approval Committee and an active fellow member of and presenter for The American Association for Paralegal Instruction.

He has been a fellow member of the faculty of the CSUEB Paralegal Studies Program since 1991, and is an instructor of Contract Law and Nonprofit Police on the CSUEB Hayward Hills campus. Dickerson graduated from Brandeis University with honors majoring in American Urban Studies and received his J. D. from the Academy of Michigan Law School. He has been an active fellow member of the State Bar of California since Dec 1977, specializing in real estate, consumer business, and non-profit law related matters.

Amy Hsieh is a nonprofit fundraising professional with over 20 years of experience successfully developing partnerships with corporations, foundations and government agencies. With a delivery to helping nonprofits advance their institutional funding strategy, Hsieh has a solid groundwork in all aspects of grants direction, including grant writing, prospect research, program and partnership evolution, evaluation, and budget development.

Hsieh's expertise spans the fields of health and human services, instruction and youth evolution, employment and vocational skills grooming, behavioral wellness, housing and homelessness, and HIV/AIDS services.

Hsieh has managed institutional fundraising for various nonprofits, including Bay Area Community Health, Samaritan House, and the Health Trust. She currently serves on the boards of the Eating Disorders Resource Centre and the San Francisco Unified Lion's Gild, enjoys hiking and salubrious living, and is committed to helping nonprofits magnify their bear on.

Hsieh has a BA from Yale Academy and an MFA in Studio from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

Dr. Lydia-Hughes Evans has over 15 years of experience walking alongside organizations and individuals on their pathways to success through her latitude of feel in the education, non-profit, and business sectors. She has exercised her entrepreneurial muscles as the Founder & CEO of Pure Momentum Consulting, LLC for the past thirteen years, where she provides nonprofit management and operations support. She served on the Board of Directors for World Hope International (2018- 2020) and has worked in administrative and departmental leadership roles for several non-profit agencies. Dr. Lydia-Hughes Evans has a BA in English and Psychology from Maryville University in St. Louis, MO; her MA in Education (Instructional Leadership); and her Physician of Education in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University.

Heather Imboden

Heather Imboden is a founding principal of Communities in Collaboration, a woman-owned evaluation and community engagement consultancy based in Oakland, California. Imboden combines her skills in facilitation, outreach, and analysis with her expertise in community and economical development to lift community voice in partnership with various stakeholder groups for nonprofits, foundations, and authorities agencies. Imboden's piece of work often focuses on advancing equity at the intersection of public education, workforce evolution, and neighborhood revitalization. She is also committed to local capacity evolution, striving to share her knowledge of the tools of engagement and then that communities accept a greater power to abet on behalf of themselves. In addition to her experience in community development, Imboden's groundwork includes more than than xv years of experience in marketing and communications for nonprofits.

Irene Koehler

My goal is to teach you to use social media in back up of your unique needs and objectives, not force y'all to use it like everyone else.

A respected social media marketing and personal branding expert, Irene Koehler has helped thousands improve business results by strategically developing marketing strategies and personal brands. Driven to support others' success, she works closely with clients to sympathise their objectives and challenges to create a unique plan tailored to fit their needs. Koehler is a highly sought-after speaker, trainer, and strategist, and she besides teaches social media marketing courses at San Francisco Country University and Cal State East Bay. Connect with Koehler at Irene Koehler Consulting on Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn.

A graduate of the Academy of California, Los Angeles, Koehler has a lifelong passion for customs service and has held leadership positions in civic, cultural, educational, and non-turn a profit organizations.

Joel Mackey

My favorite function of teaching is the moment when the chemistry in the class reaches a crescendo of group interaction that leads to a heightened appreciation of learning together.

Joel Mackey is an attorney currently serving as the Executive Director of the W Contra Costa Public Educational activity Fund, aka the Ed Fund. Joel is also an instructor with University of San Francisco, San Francisco State University and California Land University East Bay. Joel is besides a graduate pupil at Northwestern Academy seeking a master'south degree in mental health counseling.

Prior to joining the Ed Fund, he worked every bit the legal and policy annotator with Making Waves in Richmond, CA. Previous to Making Waves, Joel served xiv years every bit the Executive Manager of Due east Bay Habitat for Humanity and most four years as the Executive Manager of Harbor Firm in Oakland. Before embarking upon a career in the nonprofit sector, Joel was employed as an attorney in law firms in both San Francisco and Chicago. He maintains his license to practice police in both California and Illinois. His legal expertise in nonprofit legal issues augments his nonprofit legal advising and consulting practise focusing on group facilitation, strategic planning, organizational development, and mediation services.

Joel'south nonprofit feel includes service on numerous nonprofit boards, including East Bay Asian Local Evolution Corporation, Berkeley Customs Police Center, the Homeless Activeness Middle, Consumer Credit Counseling, the People'due south Credit Union, and the Family Independence Initiative.

Joel is a graduate of Boalt Hall School of Police force at the University of California, Berkeley, and Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary at Northwestern University. He completed his undergraduate studies at Trinity College.

Joel's avocation is coaching youth sports. He is currently the head jitney of the girl's varsity basketball team at Making Waves Loftier School. He has also coached boy's loftier schoolhouse basketball game and youth soccer for more years than he tin can call up.

Dr. Sonia Mañjon, the CEO of LeaderSpring, is an experienced executive director with a demonstrated history of working in the non-turn a profit organization management industry. Her feel ranges in higher education, nonprofit direction, and regime assistants. She served as the inaugural manager of the Lawrence and Isabel Barnett Center for Integrated Arts and Enterprise at The Ohio State University (OSU). Before joining OSU, Dr. Mañjon was Vice President for Institutional Partnerships, Chief Diversity Officer (CDO), and Visiting Associate Professor of Theatre at Wesleyan Academy. She was appointed past Connecticut Speaker of the House to the Country Latino and Puerto Rican Affairs Committee. In California, she was a member of the Alameda County Education Reform Policy Board for secondary and postsecondary education. Dr. Mañjon is likewise the old executive director of the Center for Art and Public Life at California College of the Arts. She enjoys yoga, swimming, and spending fourth dimension with her sons Zyan and Ezra.

Susana Morales

Susana M. Morales is an organizational development consultant and leadership jitney with 20 years of experience. Her work expands nationally and internationally across several sectors: nonprofits, state and local governmental agencies, and universities. She currently teaches at the Department of Public Health at Sacramento State University.

Morales is an adept in coaching teams on how to be more than constructive and consulting organizations on evaluation and strategic planning. Her organizational development work focuses on strategic planning, change management, civilisation management, customs appointment, facilitation, and evaluation. She is also a leadership autobus. Every bit a jitney, she is a champion for her clients and cultivates and amplifies their leadership by offering tools, resources, and strategic guidance.

Melissa Perez

Melissa Perez is a senior consultant at Glavin Jacobson Inc. (GJI), a nonprofit direction consulting business firm that helps nonprofits of all sizes navigate the challenges they face as they grow. Since joining GJI, Perez has helped clients secure their beginning actually big gifts from donors and increment volunteer leadership involvement. Her proudest achievement is creating a potent culture of philanthropy among staff and volunteer leadership that work on behalf of her customer organizations.

In addition to fundraising experience with annual fund, major gifts, and foundation and corporate grants, Perez has expertise in circuitous corporate partnerships and management of the development office squad. Throughout her career, Perez has interwoven volunteerism with philanthropy to create meaningful experiences for boyfriend employees, lath members, and funding partners.

Perez'south career spans the non-profit and corporate communities from United Way, the San Francisco Opera and AT&T to small non-profit first-ups. She has served in staff and lath roles and is currently the president of the board of directors of Development Executives Roundtable (DER). Perez'due south board experience provides additional insight into corporate partnerships, volunteer engagement, and board leadership.

Perez graduated from The University of Texas with a BBA in Marketing.

Renee Rubin Ross

Program Director

In our fourth dimension, non-profit organizations practise disquisitional, meaningful work. It'due south heady to requite students tools to lead, support, and amplify the accomplishments of those organizations.

Dr. Renee Rubin Ross, principal of Renee Rubin Ross Consulting, is a nationally recognized leader in lath and organizational evolution and strategy. Her firmoffers strategic planning processes, facilitation, and coaching for social sector organizations.

Dr. Ross teaches Board Development and Grant Proposal Writing for the Nonprofit Management Certificate Program. She is a board member of the Alliance for Nonprofit Management and governance chair.

Committed to racial equity in the nonprofit sector, Dr. Ross supports organizations and individuals in practices that celebrate and amplify diverse voices and perspectives. Dr. Ross utilizes inclusive, participatory facilitation and training methods that structure conversations to surface thinking, build investment, and engage the wisdom of the group.

Between 2011 and 2014, Dr. Ross served as a programme officer at the Jim Joseph Foundation, working with more than fifteen non-profit organizations to focus their message for greater alignment with grant guidelines and share grantees' stories and successes. Her doctorate in education from New York University explored parent participation in schools.

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Amira Barger

Stephanie Casenza MS, APR

Jacqueline Chan

Douglas Cook C.P.A., Thousand.P.A.

Dwight Dickerson

Amy Hsieh M.F.A.

Lydia-Hughes Evans EdD

Heather Imboden

Irene Koehler

Joel Mackey

Sonia Mañjon PhD.

Susana Morales

Melissa Perez

Renee Rubin Ross Plan Manager

Y'all're Invited to Enroll

There are no formal admissions requirements for the Online Nonprofit Direction Document Programme. If y'all can satisfactorily complete the plan coursework, yous are invited to enroll. Additionally, if y'all are interested in taking individual courses, y'all tin do and then without formal access to the certificate program.

You may enroll in this program at any time, and start taking classes during any term. To get started with the enrollment procedure, merely asking more than information and a program coordinator will attain out to y'all or attend an upcoming data session.

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At Cal State Eastward Bay, nosotros pride ourselves on putting students first, from the moment you enquire until you lot graduate. We promise y'all've establish answers to your questions in this support center, simply if not, please get in touch on.

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At a Glance

Surface area of study: Certificate in Nonprofit Management

Ideal for: Current or aspiring nonprofit staff, board members, or foundation professionals seeking to upgrade their skills, get more marketable, advance their careers and organizations, and bring justice into the globe.

Program format: Online

Number of courses: viii required courses, plus 3 elective courses

Program length: 6-9 months

Tuition price: $147 - $294 per course(Tuition fees are subject to change at any time.) Forever Pioneer disbelieve is bachelor for Cal State East Bay alumni.

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Please let u.s. know if we can answer any questions almost the Nonprofit Direction programme. Many answers tin also be institute in our online Support Center.

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