American Humanics Student Association
Preparing Next Generation Nonprofit Leaders since 1948

As you are enrolling for fall semester, please consider the American Humanics Certificate available to any student who is seeking a four-year degree at YSU.

The Certificate prepares you for becoming the next generation of leaders in nonprofit organizations. You can also learn how to be a valuable employee for many organizations with the knowledge that you will gain about nonprofit management and community service. The activities undertaken by the students seeking the certificate will show prospective employers that you are willing to give back to your community through activities both inside and outside of the classroom.

Business 3720, Nonprofit Leadership
Will be offered in fall semester.The course explores the organization and management of nonprofit organizations and is taught by a leader of a local nonprofit organization.
Business 3740, Community Service
If offered each semester and is a one-hour class that will allow you to meet other students who are getting the certificate and participate in a student-chosen community-service project.

Any questions about the Certificate program can be answered by the campus director of the program, Dr. Jane Reid. She can be reached at 330.941.1870, and her e-mail address is jmreid@ysu.edu.

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