As opportunities arise, NPN also engages in special projects. In the past these projects have included forums for the Trust in Government Project, collaborative efforts with other student groups, and community and alumni outreach events. All students are welcome to NPN events. If you'd like to become more involved, please attend one of the NPN planning committee meetings which are held throughout the year. This is a group of students who are committed to nonprofit issues and organizing events throughout the year.
Nonprofit organizations play an increasingly prominent role in the provision of public services.
Given the ongoing decentralization of federal policy, the staff and volunteers of nonprofit organizations face complex management and programmatic challenges requiring skilled managers and analysts. The Nonprofit Management Gateway is designed for students interested in working in a management capacity in nonprofit organizations or students interested in the general nonprofit sector. The Evans School offers a broad array of courses structured to appeal to students of diverse backgrounds and interests. For other information about the Nonprofit Management Gateway, see the Student Handbook. In addition to its traditional degree programs, The Evans School offers an evening degree program for midcareer professionals.