Minor in Public and Non-Profit Administration
Describes the theories and practices of public and non-profit administration in the United States and the development, implementation, and evaluation of government policies and programs. Topics include administrative structures themselves and the day-to-day efforts within these organizations across the three core competencies of the discipline, including introduction to Public and Non-Profit Administration, Public and Non-Profit Management, and Grants & Budgets. Students will supplement the core competencies with three elective courses.
Not open to Political Science minors or Political Science majors with concentrations in American Government and Politics or Public and Non-Profit Administration.
18 Credits
Required core courses, 9 credits
Electives, 9 credits
While this minor is open to students majoring in any other program, it is open to only one group of Political Science majors: those completing the Global Politics and International Affairs concentration.
Total Credit Hours: 18