14 courses with the subject SVLG, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This introductory level course is designed to enable the student to appreciate the historical significance of philanthropy in American society, with special emphasis on nonprofit management, career exploration and development.
This course is to provide a foundation of knowledge about methods and techniques by which voluntary, nonprofit agencies plan, budget, and raise funds, control, and account for the expenditures of these funds, by exploring the theory and practice of philanthropy. Particular emphasis will be laid on risk management and program planning.
This course provides an introduction and comprehensive overview of the practice and theory behind nonprofit marketing, and analyses key nonprofit contexts such as fundraising, volunteering, management, public/private sectors and the arena of social ideas.
This course provides a comprehensive overview of Nonprofit Business management with emphasis on marketing, accounting, business strategy, fund development, volunteer development, extramural grants and money management.
In this course, students will directly engage in structured community-based activities related to the discipline to enlarge their awareness of community opportunities, services and needs. Complementary academic readings, discussion and reflective compositions will help the student place the experience within the context of the discipline and society. Some placements may require prior approval by the Service-Learning Center. 298 LEMOYNE-OWEN COLLEGE 2023-2025 COLLEGE CATALOG
The “One-plus Credit” is a service-learning activity that is integrated with a regular course when the instructor recognizes an educational opportunity where students will benefit from an on-site learning experience. Students register for the one additional credit and the service components are incorporated in the course. The “One-plus Credit” can be earned in any College course with the approval of the instructor and the Service-Learning coordinator.
This course is offered in conjunction with grant-funded projects with UNCFSP/Learn and Serve America and Meharry Medical College (see under collaborative programs p.36). Students will engage in structured community-based research and activities related to health and wellness increasing awareness and knowledge as well as connecting students and College with community needs. Coordinator and/or Service-Learning Coordinator.
This course is the same as SVLG388 but is specifically for students who have been identified as participants in the Student and Community Leadership Initiative.
This section is specifically geared to those students who participate in service learning while enrolled in any travel abroad program.
Student leaders will directly engage in structured community service and Leadership Development opportunities which enhance student development and foster civic responsibility. Grounded in ethical principles and values related to African American culture and leadership, this course is designed as a learning community with the participation of speakers to promote leadership and vision for the students. The course is also supported by and integrated with specific student leadership and development activities of the Student Affairs Division. Prerequisites: Sophomore status with a cumulative 2.5 grade point average and at the request of the Dean of Students
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Students are required to complete 300 hours of internship with one or more of LeMoyne-Owen nonprofit partners or any other organization that may be approved by the Service-Learning coordinator. URBAN LEADERSHIP AND SOCIAL JUSTICE COURSES
Source: Le Moyne-Owen College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
