PUBM 567 - Strategic Planning for Public and Nonprofit Organizations

This course uses theory and practical applications of planning to understand the reasons for planning and the basic elements involved in creating a plan. The leadership and management skills needed for effective facilitation of a planning process are explored. Course topics include strategic business and social enterprise planning by combining lecture discussions, in-class exercises, readings, participatory class assignments, and guest presentations. Elective. Cross-listed with NPLR 455 and NPLR 555.3

Academic Level: Graduate
Instructional Method: Lecture
School: College of Arts & Sciences