Learn
about scholarship, issues, topics, and discussions related
to the nonprofit sector through the various online
materials available on this section of the Hauser Center
website. For example complete a distance learning module to
experience an in-depth look at teaching cases, teaching
notes, video lectures, weblinks, and other tools targeted
at one topic, such as capacity-building or organizing.
Visit our seminars and lectures to relive discussions led
by leaders in nonprofit research and read related
materials. Peruse our publications to download or read the
latest working papers, journal articles, news pieces being
produced by researchers and leaders in the field. Please do
customize your learning experience in this section by
picking and choosing the learning areas and activities most
compelling to you.
FEATURED MODULE:
>ORGANIZING
Module Faculty:
Marshall Ganz
This module is designed for organizers, students, and
trainers of organizers alike. It is more of a library than
online course per se. Organizers and students will find
readings, video lecture clips and Web links on organizing
("Learning Resources" tab on this website). In addition,
trainers will find a pedagogy of organizing developed by
Professor Ganz and his colleagues ("Trainer's Workshop").
As Ganz explains, learning organizing is learning a
practice, like riding a bicycle--falling off, and having
the courage to get back on, is the only way you can learn
to keep your balance. (See the "Learning Organizing" section of
this website for more detail.)