Association Leadership and Management Program

Program Overview

The Association Leadership and Management program is a 1-year certificate program. Agencies and organizations continue to change and evolve to better serve their constituencies. This intensive training program serves as a model for participants by offering multi-disciplinary courses, enabling participants to acquire knowledge and skills pertinent to different organizational issues and subjects that affect each other. Ideal participants are individuals who aim for leadership positions at agencies and corporations, or individuals who seek additional tools to lead and manage agencies and corporations.

Outcomes

Knowledge of leadership and leadership roles
Knowledge and skills to forecast future trends and determine critical factors that shape the deaf community and deaf-centric non-profit organizations
Knowledge of strategic plan
Knowledge and skills in budget and human resource planning and utilization
Knowledge and skills for developing and writing fundable grant proposals
Professional writing skills
Insight into management issues encountered by current leaders of deaf non-profit organizations
A certificate

Course Sequence and Requirements

The following courses are required to be completed for this GLI program. Click on the location for a course to be held in your area.

1st Summer:

PST 642 Leading and Managing Agencies and Organizations (3 credits)

Gallaudet University
PTS 644 Organizational Process and Planning: Preparing for the Future (3 credits)

Gallaudet University

Fall:

PST 599 Successful Grant Writing: From Ideas to Proposal (3 credits)

Online

Spring:

PST 556 Writing Skills for Professionals (3 credits) (Optional)

Online

2nd Summer:

PST 646 Budget and Human Resource Planning/Utilization (3 credits)

Gallaudet University

Contact Information

Tracey Kempton, Program Logistics Coordinator
Gerald "Bummy" Burstein Leadership Institute
College of Professional Studies and Outreach
Gallaudet University
Hall Memorial Building Room E111C
800 Florida Avenue, NE
Washington, DC 20002
(202) 250-2203 Voice & Video Phone
1-866-948-8410 Toll Free: Voice & Video Phone
(202) 448-7191 Fax