8:00am - Noon
UW-Parkside Student Center
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Join us for a morning of exploring the different ways in which today's generations engage in philanthropy and volunteerism and learn the most effective ways of tapping into each generation's potential.
8:00am - 9:15am Breakfast, Presentation and Networking
9:30am - 10:30am Panel on Giving Through the Generations
(Members of different generations speak about why and how they
give back to their communities.)
10:45am - 12:00pm Breakout sessions on Generational Giving
- Strategies to Engage Different Generations in Volunteerism
- Strategies to Engage Different Generations in Philanthropy
- Using Social Media Effectively to Target Different Generations
Please be sure to check our website at www.uwp.edu Keyword: ccp for further details and registration information. Also, stay tuned to your Nonprofit Notes newsletter for links to event and online registration information.
NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
This new certificate program is designed to help aspiring nonprofit leaders sharpen your competitive edge in the marketplace and current nonprofit leaders make an immediate impact in your organization. Discover how you can gain credentials for career advancement, meet nonprofit professionals and enhance transferable skills by participating in this program that provides opportunities for new and emerging leaders to develop knowledge, skills, tools and networks needed to serve the community.
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COMING UP:
Fund Development for Nonprofit Organizations
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Friday, May 18th
9am - 2pm
UW-Parkside, Tallent Hall
Led and Facilitated by: Debra Karp & Jane Schaefer
Presented by: Len Iaquinta
Investigate how you and your board can work together to bring resources needed to achieve your organization's mission . You will learn about fee for service, in-kind donations, social enterprise, sponsorships, value driven donor development, and you will practice "making the ask ."
Cost: $150, includes lunch and materials
TO REGISTER: Click here or call 262-595-3340
*PLEASE NOTE: Course requires some pre-work - please register by May 10th
For more information contact Debra Karp:
Phone: 262-595-2367
Email: karp@uwp.edu
"Cultivating Community One Seed at a Time"
This video was produced to document the above project funded by Midwest Campus Compact Citizen Scientist Initiative in 2011. UW-Parkside partnered with Gateway Technical College, UW-Extension and Racine/Kenosha Community Action Agenchy to engage science students in community food production and nutrition education. Over 230 students from UW-Parkside and GTC took community-based learning courses in which they worked on projects that supported community gardens in Racine and Kenosha or assisted nutrition educators in providing low income and other individuals information about healthy nutrition options and food preparation.
UW-Parkside professors and instructors involved in the project included Penny Lyter (HESM), Stef Strauss-Thompkins (HESM), Patti Clearly (GEOS) and Dave Rogers (BIOS). The video was made by AVA productions and its purpose is to inspire both students and faculty in the STEM disciplines to get involved with community based learning.
Get RANGER LINKED!
University of Wisconsin- Parkside (UW-P) is excited to unveil the new Ranger Link Externship- Job Shadowing Program. Ranger Link aims to cultivate relationships between UW-P first-generation and minority students, large companies, local small businesses, and non-profit organizations. University of Wisconsin-Parkside promotes the "Wisconsin Idea" by forging connections between the university and the community.
Benefits for students:
