The microcredential in fundraising is comprised of two courses (six hours) from the graduate public administration curriculum. Students who earn the graduate microcredential in fundraising will be qualified to earn entry and mid-career jobs in resource development having gained skills in donor identification, cultivation and solicitation; as well as having the ability to identify, write and manage grants.
Students who earn the graduate microcredential in fundraising will be qualified to earn entry and mid-career jobs in resource development, having gained skills in donor identification, cultivation and solicitation; as well as having the ability to identify, write and manage grants. Jobs in resource development are in demand with opportunities in a wide range of nonprofit organizations.
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