Passionate, dynamic, and good at improvising. Contact Information: Amber Diaz Pearson, adiazpearson wr. A case management aide actively supports the resettlement of newly arrived refugees, SIVs and Afghan Humanitarian Parolees. Case management aides will serve clients enrolled in initial. Case management aides must be detail-oriented, organized, efficient, and flexible. Grant application open until January 3, Neighborhood funds are intended to support the Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership DDNP neighborhood associations by improving quality of life through a focus on affordable housing and economic development.
Duke pledged to expand the Duke-Durham Fund to provide funding and technical assistance to non-profits, small businesses and community-based organizations affected by the pandemic. Do you need more volunteers? Do you have an upcoming project for which you might like to collaborate with Duke faculty and students? Do you know what resources are available at Duke for funding, space use, training or consultations?
The resources listed below are intended to assist in your navigation of Duke. If you have questions about the resources available, or if you have changes or additions to the list, please contact doce duke. The ConnectCommunity platform, managed by Duke Civic Engagement, allows community partners to create organization profiles and post engagement opportunities for Duke students, staff, and faculty. Duke Alums Engage.
Duke Alums Engage organizes Duke alumni in the Triangle to participate in local volunteer projects. Duke Career Center. The Duke Career Center works with employers to build a recruiting strategy, post a job or attend a career fair.
The Career Center has these and many other resources for local employers seeking exceptional candidates. Duke Partnership for Service dPS. Duke Partnership for Service is the governance organization for student service and social action groups on campus. They connect Duke students with service organizations and community projects. Your organization will benefit from the passion, fresh perspective and technical expertise students bring to the project, while students benefit from the opportunity to apply their academic learning in impact investing to a real-world issue.
Duke-Durham Neighborhood Partnership. This collaborative grounds our neighborhood and housing work in the experiences of grassroots organizations and individuals. Through DukeEngage, students and faculty collaborate with communities — locally and globally — to address critical social issues. The DukeEngage-Durham program focuses on working with local migrant youth and Durham community organizations to address both the growing inequalities in sectors of housing, health care, education and transportation and the collective trauma these injustices foster.
DISI convenes interdisciplinary graduate student teams that provide pro-bono consulting and technology services to social organizations in Durham and beyond. The organization provides students with the opportunity to gain experience beyond the classroom in a collaborative environment while strengthening the work of change-makers at the intersection of technology, business, and public policy. The Duke Law School Legal Clinic is a resource for those in the Durham community and beyond who do not otherwise have access to legal services.
Duke Service-Learning works with faculty and community partners to provide hands-on experiences for students that complement the educational objectives of academic courses and foster ethical collaborations with partners.
Students commit to 20 hours per semester with the community partners associated with their courses. Fuqua on Board. Over the course of a year-long apprenticeship, pairs of students work closely with a board mentor, participate regularly in board and relevant committee meetings, and complete a project designed to map directly to improving board governance and functioning. FOB is selective for both students and nonprofits, and recruitment for new organizations begins in July of every year.
Fuqua Client Consulting Practicum FCCP students receive course credit towards their degree at Duke University while working with businesses and nonprofit organizations. Two reference letters 3. Proof of nonprofit registration 4. Six months activity report 5. Passport photograph scanned Please let us know if you require clarification on any part of the application by sending an email to NPLM Admin nplmadmin lbs.
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Please click on the support tab below to chat with our representative. Support Segun. The Nonprofit Management Program provides affordable, practical and accessible noncredit courses and certificate programs to people working in and with the nonprofit arena, whether they are paid staff, directors, board members, philanthropists or volunteers. The Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership is a comprehensive program that offers experienced nonprofit professionals the opportunity to The Duke University Nonprofit Management program curriculum offers a structured and rigorous grounding in the establishment, operation, and Hundreds of participants from across the country take part in the Intensive Track Program designed to give nonprofit professionals the skills and
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