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Nonprofit Career Guide: Award Winner
The Nonprofit Career Guide recently earned a a silver medal in the business/ career categoty for the 2009 Independent Publishers Book Awards.
The book also won a bronze medal in ForeWord magazine’s Book of the Year Awards in the career category.
Click HERE to read the news release.
The Nonprofit Career Guide is a hands-on guide filled with practical advice from real people working at all levels of diverse nonprofits. In detailed profiles, you'll find out what their work is like, the career paths they followed, and what they look for when hiring new staff.
"Starting and Building a Career
in the Nonprofit World"
Nonprofit Career Guide author Shelly Cryer recently gave advice on nonprofit careers in a Live Discussion with The Chronicle of Philanthropy. Click here to see the transcript
AH and Human Spirit Initiative announce partnership (Read News Release)
American Humanics (AH) and the Human Spirit Initiative (HSI) are proud to announce a partnership that will allow both organizations to better fulfill their missions to inspire and promote nonprofit sector careers.
HSI creates monographs that highlight the history of nonprofit human services and civic engagement. AH will help distribute the monographs to promote and inspirie nonprofit sector careers. See flyer for more information
The Human Spirit Initiative monographs can be found here
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AHMI 2009 a Success
Over 1,000 AH students, alumni, faculty, nonprofit executives and volunteers attended the American Humanics Management/ Leadership Institute, making it the largest and most successful AHMI in its 36 year history. For more information or to view the AH award recipients, click here.
Robert Egger Blog Features AH
Rober Egger, Founder and President of DC Central Kitchen and AHMI 2009 Keynote Speaker, explains the importance of the next generation of nonprofit leaders in his recent blog post, "Rocking with the American Humanics Squad"
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We hired a graduate of American Humanics, and he was great. He came in knowing how to do a budget, knowing how to write a grant proposal, knowing how a nonprofit operates. It takes us at least a year, maybe two years, to get a person to that level without the American Humanics certificate.