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| Hamline School of Business Weekly Update | June 4, 2010
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Congratulations to Master in Nonprofit Management Faculty Members Kate Barr and Michael Wirth-Davis
Master in Nonprofit Management faculty members Kate Barr and Michael Wirth-Davis were recently honored at the Minnesota Council of Nonprofits Leadership Conference sponsored by Hamline University School of Business.
 Kate Barr, who teaches Financial Management for Nonprofits, received the Visionary Leader award. This person "Demonstrates the ability to develop and implement creative and effective organizational leadership strategies" and "Is able to create and nurture valuable collaborations and partnerships to advance the work of nonprofits, and result in tangible benefits to the community." Congratulations to Kate.
Michael Wirth-Davis, who teaches Governance and Planning for nonprofits and is a 2007 graduate of the Doctorate in Public Administration program, received the Transformational Leader Award. This person "Has demonstrated organizational leadership by leading one or more Minnesota nonprofits" and "Has demonstrated nonprofit sector leadership by contributing to the success and knowledge of other nonprofits and nonprofit leaders." Congratulations to Michael. |
What's New at ASPA!
Ellen Dosdall, adjunct professor in our Master in Public Administration program sends greetings as the ASPA (American Society of Public Administration) Minnesota Chapter Interim President! The Chapter is "on the move" - seeking new opportunities to add value to its members and the profession. Members will soon receive an email asking them to take a brief survey about what Minnesota ASPA can do to enhance their membership experience. If you're not a member, take a look at the benefits of ASPA membership - connect with peers, seek opportunities, share your experiences, meet new people, and build your skills. Everyone is invited to join the new Linkedin site at MN - ASPA to connect with local members and find chapter updates. In addition, check out the new offerings by the ASPA national organization on line at www.aspanet.org:
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2010 ASPA Professional Development Webinar Schedule Released!
Registration is now open for professional development webinars. ASPA Minnesota member Dr. Tom Walkington is presenting a webinar on June 16 - Managing for Results: Performance Management that Works.
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An online version of ASPA's newspaper, PA TIMES, covers all aspects of public administration, management and research. This site provides some of the most interesting and unique information available.
The American Society for Public Administration is the nation's leading public service management organization serving all levels of government and the nonprofit sector. Through its programs and services ASPA seeks to improve public service by helping members acquire the knowledge, technical skills and resources necessary to be excellent public servants. |
The School of Business is excited about the next in a series of professional development seminars to be held on Tuesday, June 15, at the Minneapolis Location.
Join us for this dynamic & hands-on seminar that will share strategies to immediately reduce wasteful spending and lower premiums without shifting costs to employees. No one pays more for healthcare than U. S.-based employers, yet no one has less to show for it. Be a part of the change - learn how to reverse the trend of employees living longer/living sicker, educate plan members on how to enjoy cost savings by becoming responsible for their own health outcome, and how to implement the 7 crucial steps of Value-Based Benefit Plan Design. This seminar is an in-depth exploration of how to purchase and implement healthcare benefits that prioritize the health of your employees, while also gaining a measurable return on investment.
Attendees will earn 7 CEUs credits from HRCI.
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
8:00am - 5:30pm
Food & beverages provided
Cost: $250; $50 for current Hamline students
Link to web page for more information: http://www.hamline.edu/business/risk_mgmt.html
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Traditional Graduate Summer Term Begins
Monday, June 7
Deadline to Apply for MBA International Experiences:
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