WE ARE COMMITTED TO DIVERSIFYING OUR roster of instructors and expanding our content areas.
Do you have expertise to share? Nonprofit University is seeking highly-qualified instructors from within and outside the greater Capital Region to facilitate professional development workshops in all areas of nonprofit management and operations. Nonprofit and business consultants, practitioners with significant experience, and scholars working in related fields are all encouraged to apply!
Founded in December 2019 to serve the needs of the greater Capital Region's nonprofits, "Nonprofit U" seeks to become a state-wide training center for nonprofit professionals with a reputation for engaging and content-rich programming. We are delighted to say that since its inception in December 2019, we have provided well over 100 workshops and 9 half day seminars, garnering an average rating of 4.7 out of 5, with 4 being "very good" and 5 being "excellent." Workshops in our 2021/2022 season will be offered both live and online.
Benefits for Nonprofit University Contributing Faculty - The reasons our contributing faculty work with us are as varied as the benefits they derive. What they share in common is a deep commitment to the work of nonprofits and the communities they serve. Benefits for you might include the deep satisfaction of serving the community and sharing your expertise, visibility and reputation, and an honoraria for your time. Nonprofit U offers all faculty:
Is there more we can do to make this worth your while? Let us know!
Topics that nonprofits professionals have expressed interest in include:
The more specific, granular, and hands-on you can make your workshop for your audience, the better! You will be able to indicate if your intended audience members are entry-level, mid/manager-level, executive-level, or board level personnel.
Workshops may be eligible for MSW continuing education credits. Multiple-part series are eligible for certificates of completion and micro-credentialing.
To apply to become a Contributing Faculty to Nonprofit U, please complete this form. You will be asked for contact information, a brief bio and resume, and references or evaluations from previous workshops. Once you have completed the bio section, you will be able to return to the form to propose workshops at any time. The workshop registration section will ask for the workshop title and program description including 3 - 5 clearly stated intended learning outcomes. The form enables you to propose up to six workshops at a time.
Workshops are generally scheduled for weekday mornings, but you are welcome to propose any potential dates and times. Workshops are currently being held via Zoom. We will provide the Zoom platform and all technical support necessary.
Questions? Please reach out to: Pam Skripak at pskripak@albany.edu.
Founded in December 2019 to serve the needs of the greater Capital Region's nonprofits, "Nonprofit U" seeks to become a state-wide training center for nonprofit professionals with a reputation for engaging and content-rich programming. We are delighted to say that since its inception in December 2019, we have provided well over 100 workshops and 9 half day seminars, garnering an average rating of 4.7 out of 5, with 4 being "very good" and 5 being "excellent." Workshops in our 2021/2022 season will be offered both live and online.
Benefits for Nonprofit University Contributing Faculty - The reasons our contributing faculty work with us are as varied as the benefits they derive. What they share in common is a deep commitment to the work of nonprofits and the communities they serve. Benefits for you might include the deep satisfaction of serving the community and sharing your expertise, visibility and reputation, and an honoraria for your time. Nonprofit U offers all faculty:
- The opportunity to share your expertise with nonprofit professionals
- A bio and photo on our Contributing Faculty web page
- Listing on our Workshop Listings web WORKSHOP LISTINGS web page
- Listing on our weekly email blast that goes out to approximately 2,000 contacts
- Shareable listings on multiple social media pages including LinkedIn and Facebook
- Listing on Times Union and UAlbany calendars of events as well as other events pages
- Honoraria up to $300 per workshop
Is there more we can do to make this worth your while? Let us know!
Topics that nonprofits professionals have expressed interest in include:
- Talent Recruitment & Retention
- Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion
- Leadership & Management
- Team-Building
- Volunteer Management
- Program Design & Development
- Program Evaluation & Impact
- Marketing & Communications
- Financial Management
- Development & Fundraising
- Grant Writing & Management
- Collaboration & Partnership
- Information Technology
- Facilities Management & Sustainable Practices
- Board Development
- Workplace Culture
The more specific, granular, and hands-on you can make your workshop for your audience, the better! You will be able to indicate if your intended audience members are entry-level, mid/manager-level, executive-level, or board level personnel.
Workshops may be eligible for MSW continuing education credits. Multiple-part series are eligible for certificates of completion and micro-credentialing.
To apply to become a Contributing Faculty to Nonprofit U, please complete this form. You will be asked for contact information, a brief bio and resume, and references or evaluations from previous workshops. Once you have completed the bio section, you will be able to return to the form to propose workshops at any time. The workshop registration section will ask for the workshop title and program description including 3 - 5 clearly stated intended learning outcomes. The form enables you to propose up to six workshops at a time.
Workshops are generally scheduled for weekday mornings, but you are welcome to propose any potential dates and times. Workshops are currently being held via Zoom. We will provide the Zoom platform and all technical support necessary.
Questions? Please reach out to: Pam Skripak at pskripak@albany.edu.
