The Master of Arts in Non-Profit Administration at JCU  

The Sociology Department was a founding member and is a participating department in the new Master of Arts in Non-Profit Administration. This program directly addresses the university's overall educational mission to develop women and men with the knowledge and character to lead and serve.

• The Non-Profit Administration program is intended for those who have or expect to have careers managing or administering non-profit organizations which provide assistance to people in need.
• It is an interdisciplinary professional degree program housed in the social sciences. Faculty from ten different departments of the university including the Boler School of Business offer coursework in the program.
• The program prepares people to better serve their organizations and their communities by teaching approaches to leadership, team-building skills, ethical values and practices, non-profit financial and resource management models, and strategic planning procedures among other practical administrative tools used in non-profit organizations.
• For further information contact: The JCU Graduate School at 216-397-4284 http://www.jcu.edu/graduate/ or visit http://www.jcu.edu/graduate/programs/nonprofit/nonprofit-home.htm/ for specific information on this program.

Program with the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences (M-SASS) Case Western Reserve University  

• A special agreement with M-SASS allows qualified students to enroll in the Master of Social Work program at the end of their junior year at JCU.
• Successful completion of this program results in a B.A. degree from JCU and a Master in Social Work from Case Western Reserve University in five years instead of six years.
• For further information contact: Dr. Phyllis Braudy Harris, Professor and Chair, Department of Sociology (pharris@jcu.edu).