Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership (PANL)
Philanthopy and Nonprofit Leadership (PANL) Courses
PANL 5001 [0.5 credit]
Foundations of Philanthropy
The motivations, values and ethics, and history of philanthropy, and a critical examination of its role in relation to government, business and society. Trends and emerging challenges in philanthropy and voluntary action over time and in different cultures and regions.
Foundations of Philanthropy
The motivations, values and ethics, and history of philanthropy, and a critical examination of its role in relation to government, business and society. Trends and emerging challenges in philanthropy and voluntary action over time and in different cultures and regions.
PANL 5002 [0.5 credit]
Policy and Legal Environment
The legal, tax and regulatory context in which philanthropy, charities and nonprofits operate; the processes of policy formation and means of participating in them.
Policy and Legal Environment
The legal, tax and regulatory context in which philanthropy, charities and nonprofits operate; the processes of policy formation and means of participating in them.
PANL 5003 [0.5 credit]
Finances for Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector
Revenue source development, business planning, financial management and accountability covering a range of financing options.
Finances for Philanthropy and the Nonprofit Sector
Revenue source development, business planning, financial management and accountability covering a range of financing options.
PANL 5004 [0.5 credit]
Governance and Leadership
Theories of leadership, ethical decision making, and the function of governance, boards and strategic planning in directing effective sustainable organizations, building external relationships and managing multiple accountabilities.
Governance and Leadership
Theories of leadership, ethical decision making, and the function of governance, boards and strategic planning in directing effective sustainable organizations, building external relationships and managing multiple accountabilities.
PANL 5005 [0.5 credit]
Organizational Development
Theories and application of organizational development for nonprofit and philanthropic organizations; human resource management for staff and volunteers, control systems, and project and risk management.
Organizational Development
Theories and application of organizational development for nonprofit and philanthropic organizations; human resource management for staff and volunteers, control systems, and project and risk management.
PANL 5006 [0.5 credit]
Research Methods
Understanding of qualitative and quantitative methods with application to philanthropy and nonprofit research. Topics may include research design, techniques for collecting and managing evidence, an introduction to qualitative and statistical analysis and communication of results.
Research Methods
Understanding of qualitative and quantitative methods with application to philanthropy and nonprofit research. Topics may include research design, techniques for collecting and managing evidence, an introduction to qualitative and statistical analysis and communication of results.
Precludes additional credit for PADM 5113 or 5114.
PANL 5007 [0.5 credit]
Policy and Program Evaluation
Selected concepts, issues and processes in applied planning and evaluation, utilizing both Canadian and comparative experiences.
Policy and Program Evaluation
Selected concepts, issues and processes in applied planning and evaluation, utilizing both Canadian and comparative experiences.
Also listed as PADM 5420.
PANL 5008 [0.5 credit]
Capstone Project
An integrative research project on a topic related to the philanthropic or nonprofit sector.
Capstone Project
An integrative research project on a topic related to the philanthropic or nonprofit sector.
Prerequisite(s): completion of six core courses, or simultaneous registration in the seventh and final core course.
PANL 5009 [0.5 credit]
Internship
This course requires supervised work experience over 10 weeks in an appropriate placement approved by the graduate supervisor. It culminates in a 25-30 page (or equivalent) analytical work graded by the academic supervisor.
Internship
This course requires supervised work experience over 10 weeks in an appropriate placement approved by the graduate supervisor. It culminates in a 25-30 page (or equivalent) analytical work graded by the academic supervisor.
PANL 5301 [0.5 credit]
Planning and Management of Integrated Fundraising
Strategic and tactical management, oversight and ethical considerations of a diversity of fundraising methods; donor relationships; planning and managing major, integrated campaigns.
Planning and Management of Integrated Fundraising
Strategic and tactical management, oversight and ethical considerations of a diversity of fundraising methods; donor relationships; planning and managing major, integrated campaigns.
PANL 5302 [0.5 credit]
Responsible and Impact Investing
The financial instruments, organizational implications and measurement of program-related and other investments that lever economic, social and environmental value by organizations in or straddling the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.
Responsible and Impact Investing
The financial instruments, organizational implications and measurement of program-related and other investments that lever economic, social and environmental value by organizations in or straddling the nonprofit and for-profit sectors.
PANL 5303 [0.5 credit]
Social Media, Communications and Marketing
The use of social media and other information technologies for brand building, marketing, fundraising, and social/political activism. An overview of marketing and communications theory, principles and techniques, and their application in philanthropic, nonprofit, and social entrepreneurial environments.
Social Media, Communications and Marketing
The use of social media and other information technologies for brand building, marketing, fundraising, and social/political activism. An overview of marketing and communications theory, principles and techniques, and their application in philanthropic, nonprofit, and social entrepreneurial environments.
PANL 5304 [0.5 credit]
Strategic Grantmaking
Alternative approaches to effective grantmaking and funding practices, including managing the associated accountabilities for both grantmaking bodies and recipient organizations.
Strategic Grantmaking
Alternative approaches to effective grantmaking and funding practices, including managing the associated accountabilities for both grantmaking bodies and recipient organizations.
PANL 5305 [0.5 credit]
Globalization of Philanthropy
Understanding global civil society and the effects that globalization has on giving and organizing. The legal, regulatory and cultural considerations for philanthropy, volunteerism, and civil society organizations that work transnationally.
Globalization of Philanthropy
Understanding global civil society and the effects that globalization has on giving and organizing. The legal, regulatory and cultural considerations for philanthropy, volunteerism, and civil society organizations that work transnationally.
PANL 5372 [0.5 credit]
Special Topics in Philanthropy
One or more specialized aspects of philanthropy. The topics will change each year.
Special Topics in Philanthropy
One or more specialized aspects of philanthropy. The topics will change each year.
PANL 5701 [0.5 credit]
Social Innovation
The processes, business models and leadership of ‘social innovation’ – system changing approaches to dealing with social, cultural, economic and environmental challenges. Use of case studies and prototypes to test assumptions and alternatives.
Social Innovation
The processes, business models and leadership of ‘social innovation’ – system changing approaches to dealing with social, cultural, economic and environmental challenges. Use of case studies and prototypes to test assumptions and alternatives.
PANL 5702 [0.5 credit]
Social Entrepreneurship
The theory, leadership and management of social entrepreneurship, from evaluating the opportunity through implementation. Includes assessment of startup strategies, raising funds, assessing risks, legal aspects, marketing ideas, managing resources and growth, and creation of socially responsible models.
Social Entrepreneurship
The theory, leadership and management of social entrepreneurship, from evaluating the opportunity through implementation. Includes assessment of startup strategies, raising funds, assessing risks, legal aspects, marketing ideas, managing resources and growth, and creation of socially responsible models.
PANL 5703 [0.5 credit]
Public Policy Advocacy
Examination of how nonprofit organizations and voluntary action can affect social change and influence public policy processes in both national and international contexts. Practical development of advocacy and public education strategies.
Public Policy Advocacy
Examination of how nonprofit organizations and voluntary action can affect social change and influence public policy processes in both national and international contexts. Practical development of advocacy and public education strategies.
PANL 5704 [0.5 credit]
International Civil Society Organizations
Understanding the role of international non-governmental organizations in a global civil society, and how they strategically plan and manage key functions including regime creation, humanitarian and development assistance and internal governance and operations.
International Civil Society Organizations
Understanding the role of international non-governmental organizations in a global civil society, and how they strategically plan and manage key functions including regime creation, humanitarian and development assistance and internal governance and operations.
PANL 5772 [0.5 credit]
Special Topics in Organizational Leadership and Management
One or more specialized aspects of organizational leadership and management. The topics will change each year.
Special Topics in Organizational Leadership and Management
One or more specialized aspects of organizational leadership and management. The topics will change each year.
Summer session: some of the courses listed in this Calendar are offered during the summer. Hours and scheduling for summer session courses will differ significantly from those reported in the fall/winter Calendar. To determine the scheduling and hours for summer session classes, consult the class schedule at central.carleton.ca
Not all courses listed are offered in a given year. For an up-to-date statement of course offerings for the current session and to determine the term of offering, consult the class schedule at central.carleton.ca