Please check out the photos from AHMI 2009!
Photos from AHMI 2009 has been posted on American Humanics Flickr, http://flickr.com/photos/americanhumanics/
Left- AHMI 2009 Expo
Friday, January 30, 2009
AHMI 2009 Photos
Please check out the photos from AHMI 2009!
Photos from AHMI 2009 has been posted on American Humanics Flickr, http://flickr.com/photos/americanhumanics/
Left- AHMI 2009 Expo
AMHI Keynote Speaker, Robert Egger
Below- AHMI 2009 Banquet
AHMI 2009- American Humanics Management Institute in Indianapolis was a wonderful blend of educational workshops and lectures and networking opportunities. AHMI was a great experience for our TSUNLA students, Jacqueline Meeks and Susan West, who attended the conference.
Speakers included Robert Egger, the Founder and President of the DC Central Kitchen, which assists unemployed men and women to learn marketable culinary skills with foods donated by restaurants, hotels and caterers are converted into balanced meals. Since opening in 1989, the Kitchen has distributed over 20 million meals and helped 700 men and women gain full-time employment.
He writes blogs and editorials to share his ideas about the nonprofit sector and the future of America. To check out Robert’s most recent speaking schedule, blogs, and editorials, please visit www.robertegger.org.
Please check out his speech from AHMI at the link below:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7365503597944605390
Below - Dr. Kala M. Stroup, President of American Humanics
AHMI 2009- American Humanics Management Institute in Indianapolis was a wonderful blend of educational workshops and lectures and networking opportunities. AHMI was a great experience for our TSUNLA students, Jacqueline Meeks and Susan West, who attended the conference.
Speakers included Robert Egger, the Founder and President of the DC Central Kitchen, which assists unemployed men and women to learn marketable culinary skills with foods donated by restaurants, hotels and caterers are converted into balanced meals. Since opening in 1989, the Kitchen has distributed over 20 million meals and helped 700 men and women gain full-time employment.
He writes blogs and editorials to share his ideas about the nonprofit sector and the future of America. To check out Robert’s most recent speaking schedule, blogs, and editorials, please visit www.robertegger.org.
Please check out his speech from AHMI at the link below:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-7365503597944605390
Below - Dr. Kala M. Stroup, President of American Humanics
Friday, January 16, 2009
Opportunities- AHMI 2009
Please peruse the following list of organizations represented at AHMI 2009 for opportunities:
March of Dimes-
http://www.marchofdimes.com/
Boy Scouts of America-
http://www.bsa.scouting.org/
The Fund for American Studies-
http://www.tfas.org/
http://www.dcinternships.org
Association of Fundraising Professionals-
http://www.afpnet.org/
Federal Student Loan Forgiveness for Nonprofit Employees-
http://www.ibrinfo.org/
http://www.humanics.org/site/c.omL2KiN4LvH/b.1537159/k.3F31/Nonprofit_Workforce_Coalition.htm
Public Service Loan Forgiveness-
http://www.finaid.org/loans/publicservice.phtml
March of Dimes-
http://www.marchofdimes.com/
Boy Scouts of America-
http://www.bsa.scouting.org/
The Fund for American Studies-
http://www.tfas.org/
http://www.dcinternships.org
Association of Fundraising Professionals-
http://www.afpnet.org/
Federal Student Loan Forgiveness for Nonprofit Employees-
http://www.ibrinfo.org/
http://www.humanics.org/site/c.omL2KiN4LvH/b.1537159/k.3F31/Nonprofit_Workforce_Coalition.htm
Public Service Loan Forgiveness-
http://www.finaid.org/loans/publicservice.phtml
AMHI 2009
The TSUNLA and Tennessee State University generously sponsored members of the TSU Nonprofit Leadership Association (TSUNLA) to attend the American Humanics Management Institute in Indianapolis, IN which was held January 4- 7, 2009.
The American Humanics program is an innovative course of study that equips college and university students to become skilled professionals and leaders in America's nonprofit organizations.Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, American Humanics is the only national nonprofit organization meeting this need. To ensure students' success, American Humanics provides leadership opportunities, internships, and scholarships as well as education curriculum.
For more information about American Humanics and its programs, please visit http://www.humanics.org/.
The TSUNLA Executive Campus Director Dr. Joan Gibran, TSUNLA Student Members Jacqueline Meeks and Susan West attended American Humanics Management Institute 2009.
The American Humanics Management/Leadership Institute (AHMI) is an intensive educational symposium established by American Humanics in 1973. AHMI provides the capstone experience in nonprofit management and leadership education. Local and national nonprofit leaders present issues pertinent to professional leadership and engage participants through workshops, dialogues, forums and case studies. Expanded AHMI Placement Services allows local and national nonprofit executives to interview participants for internships, fellowships, and professional positions. The unique, interactive format of the Institute exposes the next generation of nonprofit leaders to the realistic experiences of a nonprofit organization.
The American Humanics program is an innovative course of study that equips college and university students to become skilled professionals and leaders in America's nonprofit organizations.Headquartered in Kansas City, Missouri, American Humanics is the only national nonprofit organization meeting this need. To ensure students' success, American Humanics provides leadership opportunities, internships, and scholarships as well as education curriculum.
For more information about American Humanics and its programs, please visit http://www.humanics.org/.
The TSUNLA Executive Campus Director Dr. Joan Gibran, TSUNLA Student Members Jacqueline Meeks and Susan West attended American Humanics Management Institute 2009.
The American Humanics Management/Leadership Institute (AHMI) is an intensive educational symposium established by American Humanics in 1973. AHMI provides the capstone experience in nonprofit management and leadership education. Local and national nonprofit leaders present issues pertinent to professional leadership and engage participants through workshops, dialogues, forums and case studies. Expanded AHMI Placement Services allows local and national nonprofit executives to interview participants for internships, fellowships, and professional positions. The unique, interactive format of the Institute exposes the next generation of nonprofit leaders to the realistic experiences of a nonprofit organization.
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Tennessee State University Nonprofit Leaders Association (TSUNLA)is a student organization designed to aid all students in achieving careers in a nonprofit organizations.
The purpose of this blog is to promote awareness of the TSUNLA and its various activities.
Please check the blog often for updates of TSUNLA programs and related opportunities.
Contact Info-
TSUNLA · Tennessee State University Nonprofit Leaders Association
College of Public Service and Urban Affairs
Tennessee State University
Avon Williams Campus (Downtown)
330 10th Avenue North
Nashville, TN 37203
615-963-7201
TSUNLA Campus Executive Director- Dr. Joan Gibran
Tennessee State University Nonprofit Leaders Association (TSUNLA)is a student organization designed to aid all students in achieving careers in a nonprofit organizations.
The purpose of this blog is to promote awareness of the TSUNLA and its various activities.
Please check the blog often for updates of TSUNLA programs and related opportunities.
Contact Info-
TSUNLA · Tennessee State University Nonprofit Leaders Association
College of Public Service and Urban Affairs
Tennessee State University
Avon Williams Campus (Downtown)
330 10th Avenue North
Nashville, TN 37203
615-963-7201
TSUNLA Campus Executive Director- Dr. Joan Gibran
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