United Way NYC Junior Fellows Program

United Way of New York City (UWNYC) Junior Fellows Program

The UWNYC Junior Fellows Program is designed to provide professionals from New York City-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations who have two or more years of experience in the nonprofit sector with a strong foundation in both the theory and practice of nonprofit management. The program is intended to assist these professionals in the development of their own leadership style, while giving them management tools that they can immediately use to add value to their organizations and communities.

UWNYC Curriculum All sessions are taught by professors at the Baruch College School of Public Affairs of CUNY, one of the US News & World Report's "Best Graduate Schools/Public Affairs programs," in a participatory fashion suitable for adult learners--featuring case studies, practice exercises and the opportunity to learn from other nonprofit professionals in the cohort. The program's curriculum is comprised of 10 weekly seminars on topics that include:
-  Mission, Strategy and Management in the Nonprofit Organizations
-  Budgets and Accounting
-  Advocacy and Government Relations
-  Organizational Diagnosis
-  Management and Leadership
-  Human Resources
-  Performance Measurement
-  Working with Technology
-  Capstone

For more information on the UWNYC Junior Fellows Program, please visit their website at http://www.unitedwaynyc.org/?id=48&pg=junior