1. NPM Fall Kickoff September 14, 2010

2. Participation in the Nonprofit and Public Management Center’s programs and activities are open to graduate students in the School of Social Work Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy Stephen M. Ross School of Business

3. To equip future leaders in the public, nonprofit and private sectors with interdisciplinary insight that can help them operate more effectively when working for or with nonprofit and public institutions. Mission

4. NPM builds the skills and understanding to work effectively in partnership across sectors as  Managers  Board members  Volunteers  Advocates  Advisors/consultants

5.  Working intensively with our three schools.  Partnering with nonprofit organizations across the country.  Developing sophisticated, comprehensive educational opportunities for our students. Our mission is actualized through:

6. NPM strengthens the linkages between the University of Michigan and the nonprofit community

7.  Advise staff.  Create, design and initiate partnerships and events that promote NPM.  Bring together kindred spirits at U-M interested in nonprofit and public management. NPM Student Advisory Board

8. Student Advisory Board 2010-11 Elizabeth Stamberger MPP/MBA 2 Anita Bhat MBA 2 Natalie De Sole MSW 2

9. Student Advisory Board 2010-11 Jennifer Hong MPP 2 Mironda Ross MBA 2 Kara Honeycutt MBA 2

10. Student Advisory Board 2010-11 Elizabeth Talbert MPP 3 Shannon Saksewski Evening MBA

11. Elizabeth StambergerMPP/MBA 2 Anita BhatMBA 2 Natalie De SoleMSW 2 Kara HoneycuttMBA 2 Jennifer HongMPP 2 Mironda RossMBA 2 Shannon SaksewskiEvening MBA Elizabeth TalbertMPP 3 SAB Applications are due September 28. Please email nonprofit@umich.edu for more information.nonprofit@umich.edu Student Advisory Board 2010-11

12. Programs  Board Fellowship Program  Domestic Corps  MBA/BBA Class Gift Self- Directed Summer Internship Support  Course Listings  Workshops and Events

13. Board Fellowship Program  Serve as a non-voting board member for an academic year (mid-October-April)  Complete a board-level project, leveraging graduate-level skills  Nonprofit organizations vary with missions involving arts/culture, social/human services, environment, health, etc.

14. Board Fellowship Program  Recruiting begins in September  Attend one of the Board Fellowship Kickoff events for more information: Thursday, September 16, 7-8 p.m. R2230 (Ross School of Business) Monday, September 20, 4:30-5:30 p.m. R2240 (Ross School of Business)  Applications are due September 22 at noon

15. Domestic Corps  High-level summer internships with nonprofits across the U.S.  MBA students are compensated $10k for 10 week internships  High-level consulting projects, including strategic planning, marketing, and new business development

16. Domestic Corps  Locations may range from Detroit, New York City, San Francisco, and Chicago  Recruiting begins December with applications due beginning of January

17. MBA/BBA Class Gift Internship Support Looking to develop your own internship experience? NPM is pleased to offer support for MBA and BBA students serving in nonprofit or public management internships during the summer. Funding for these internships has been generously provided by a gift from the Ross School of Business Class of 2008.

18. MBA/BBA Class Gift Internship Support  MBAs will be awarded up to $10,000, BBAs up to $6,000  Deadline for applications are typically due late January- early February  Applicants will be notified by late February

19.  Course listing of relevant to nonprofit and public management classes available in University of Michigan graduate schools  Current classes and Course Directory of all relevant classes currently scheduled Course Listings http://www.nonprofit.umich.edu/students/courses.php

20. Upcoming Events Board Fellowship Kickoff Thursday, September 16, 7-8 p.m. R2230 (Ross School of Business) Monday, September 20, 4:30-5:30 p.m. R2240 (Ross School of Business) Learn more about our Board Fellowship Program, our nonprofit partners, and how to apply.

21. Upcoming Events How to Start a Nonprofit Organization Monday, November 8, 4:00-5:30 p.m. R0240 (Ross School of Business) Presented by Neel Hajra, J.D. CEO/President of NEW (Nonprofit Enterprise at Work), a nonprofit support organization.

22.  Is there someone you want to hear?  Are there particular topics that interest you?  Do you have contacts that we could use? Email us with your suggestions! nonprofit@umich.edu Help Us With Speakers and Topics for 2010-11

23.  Brown Bag & Speaker Series  Bring nonprofit and public management leaders and professionals to campus  Possible Topics:  Lessons Learned from Nonprofit Experts  Current Issues in the Nonprofit Sector  Best Practices for Well Managed Nonprofits  Career Services  Career Panels and Networking Help Us Design & Implement Current Initiatives

24.  Student Networking & Social Events  What opportunities can we create for students in different schools across campus to come together for:  Nonprofit networking  Collaboration Help Us Design & Implement Current Initiatives Email us with your ideas! nonprofit@umich.edu

25.  Corey Seeman, Director Kresge Business Administration Library cseeman@umich.edu  Arthur Peterson Social Sector Collaborative abpete@umich.edu abpete@umich.edu or slsimon@umich.eduslsimon@umich.edu Introductions

26. Contact Us R2420 Ross School of Business 701 Tappan Avenue Ann Arbor, MI 48109 Email: nonprofit@umich.edunonprofit@umich.edu Phone: (734) 763-4214 Website: www.nonprofit.umich.eduwww.nonprofit.umich.edu

27. Questions?

28. Thank you for attending the 2010 Fall Kickoff! Before you leave: Board Fellowship Kickoff (September 16 or 20) Please sign-in and let us know if you would like to be added to our email lists Get to know other students