Nonprofit Leadership Alliance
The mission of the American Humanics program is to prepare and certify future nonprofit professionals to work with America's youth and families.
The American Humanics program is a certificate developed through the School of Public and Environmental Affairs to attract, prepare and place students for entry-level positions in non-profit youth and human service agencies. The certificate will prepare students for the non-profit sector.
Benefits of the American Humanics Program:
- Certification in entry-level nonprofit employer competencies
- Course-work in the foundations and practices of nonprofit management
- Experiential learning to test practices and principles
- One-on-one support, career development and mentoring
- Networking with prospective employers
- Opportunity to test skills and various nonprofit roles through internships, and through co-curricular and community service activities
- Potential for references and referrals from agency executive directors, advisory board members, and community leaders
- Exposure to national nonprofit network of partners and career options
- Inclusion in resume book sent to all partnering nonprofit agencies
- Increased sense of connection to the community
- Opportunity to meet other American Humanics students throughout the country
- Scholarships
If you are ready to make a difference in your community, contact the American Humanics Campus Executive Director for IUB:
Peg Stice
American Humanics Requirements
American Humanics National Homepage
In partnership with:
- American Red Cross
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of America
- Boy Scouts of America
- Boys and Girls Club of America
- Camp Fire Boys and Girls
- Catholic Charities USA
- Girls Incorporated
- Girl Scouts of USA
- Habitat for Humanity International
- Junior Achievement Inc.
- National Network for Youth
- United Way of America
- Volunteers of America
- YMCA of the USA
- YWCA of the USA
- Association for Research on Nonprofit Organizations and Voluntary Associations (ARNOVA)
- Hispanic Association of College and Universities (HACU)
- National Center for Nonprofit Boards (NCNB)
- National Society of Fund Raising Executives (NSFRE)
- Nonprofit Risk Management Center (NRMC)
- The Peter F. Drucker Foundation
- The Society for Nonprofit Organizations (and the Learning Institute)
- The Washington Center for Internships and Academic Seminars (TWC)