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Danielle PotterDeputy Coordinatorpotterd@seattleu.edu
Alexandra BushAdministrative Assistantbusha@seattleu.edu
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MNPL Handbook 2009-2010
The Executive Master of Nonprofit Leadership and Master of Public Administration programs present the 2009-2010 Service in Action Seminar Series. This series provides nonprofit and public service professionals with continuing education opportunities and access to current trends. Leading voices and experts from a variety of disciplines will present the latest ideas and practices.
To view a complete listing of the Seattle University Service in Action Seminar Series, click here.
Click here to access the Registration Form.
Contact Danielle Potter at potterd@seattleu.edu or 206-296-6143.
Presenter: Jule MeyerDate: February 19, 2010Time: 9am to 4pmLocation: Seattle University, Student Center, Room 160
Presenter: Karen PorterfieldDate: March 19, 2010Time: 9am to 4pmLocation: Seattle University, Student Center, Room 160
Presenter: Seattle University Office of Multicultural Affairs Date: April 23, 2010Time: 9am to 4pmLocation: Seattle University, Casey Building, 5th Floor Commons
Presenter: Michael ShadowDate: May 21, 2010Time: 9am to 4pmLocation: Seattle University, Student Center, Room 160
General Public: $125 (per seminar)SU Student/Alumni/Employee: $100 (per seminar)Three or more: $100 eachPrice includes lunch. All proceeds benefit the MPA/MNPL scholarship fund.
Cancellation Policy:
All cancellation requests must be received 72 hours prior to the start of the seminar to receive a full refund. Late cancellations will receive no refund.
Invocation - Michael Bayard - MNPL Dinner
Jon Fine - MNPL Dinner
Bonnie Dunbar - MNPL Dinner
Michael Bisesi - MNPL Dinner
The MNPL program is proud that more than 86 percent of its graduates are now nonprofit or philanthropic executives in the Pacific Northwest. Others have moved into new leadership roles on boards while continuing employment in business, government or the professions. The average graduate has seen a 21 percent increase in salary within one year of graduation.
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