The 2007 session is hosted by The University of
Michigan, in Ann Arbor, at its Executive Education Center.
Instructional Methodology
The program focuses on best practices in the field of human services
management and leadership. Content will be delivered over 100 hours in
two concentrated sessions of 4 1/2 days each over two years. A
project, worked on between the sessions, will end with oral
presentations during Session 2. Michigan Business School faculty will
serve as mentors for the projects. In addition, the course will
combine pre-institute reading, formal presentations, interactive
sessions, a practicum, and individual mentoring.
Participants
• Senior-level managers who aspire
to assume the duties of a CEO in
the future.
• Any senior-level manager within a nonprofit, human service
organization or community center with responsibility for budget and
staff supervision.
• Current CEOs who recognize the need for specific training to
strengthen their own managerial and leadership skills.
Organization/Agency Benefits
Individuals completing the Executive Management Institute will have
heightened managerial and leadership skills. Your organization is thus
assured that it will have the managerial resources needed to maintain
and grow your capacity to serve clients. EMI also provides the
foundation for a future succession plan and provides a visible career
path for key employees. Finally, you’ll benefit from the natural
networking that will take place among EMI’s participants, and the
establishment of professional relationships between participants and
the University of Michigan faculty who will
mentor assigned projects.
University of Michigan/EMI Lead Faculty
John Tropman is a professor in the Schools of Social Work and
Business Administration. He also directs the University of
Michigan’s joint Masters in Social Work/Business Administration
degree program, and is and the author of more than over 90 books and
articles in the topic area of Nonprofit Management.
Certificate of Completion
Participants completing both sessions of EMI will receive a
certificate in nonprofit management.
Continuing Education Credits
The University of Michigan will award CEUs for both sessions. A small
fee paid to the University is required from those seeking CEUs.
Participants completing both sessions also will receive a certificate
in nonprofit management.
Financial Investment
Your investment for the 2007 session is only $3,000 (comparable
programs typically cost $1,000 to $1,500 more). This covers program
fees, all materials, and room and board. Transportation is not
included.
No
applications will be accepted after April 6, 2007. A deposit of
$1,000 reserves your place in the program.
Cancellation Policy
All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing.
Written cancellations received by March 29, 2007 will have their
tuition refunded, less a $500 administration fee.
Notice of written cancellation should be directed to: Undraye
Howard, Director of Consultation and Leadership Services, Alliance
for Children and Families, fax: (414) 359-1074, email:
uhoward@alliance1.org.
Enrollment Process
Enrollment is limited to 30 executives and senior-level managers
with substantial policy and program responsibility. Preference is
given to applicants from member organizations of the Alliance for
Children and Families.
There are several options for enrolling in EMI. 1.) Fill out
a copy of the enrollment form and send it
along with payment to us via mail or fax (see form) or 2.)
enroll on-line.
For more information on EMI, please review this site, or contact Undraye Howard, Director of
Consultation and Leadership Services at 800-221-3726, ext. 3618 or
uhoward@alliance1.org.
