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NYU Guest Lecture: Data for Strategy Building and Storytelling

Amy Sample Ward

Last week I had the huge honor of guest lecturing in Laurel Hart’s class for the masters course in Corporate and Organizational Communications at NYU’s school of continuing studies.

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The Role of DEI in Today’s Nonprofit

NonProfit PRO

Recently, a master’s level student and her professor at Mindanao State University in the Philippines asked me to lecture their class on nonprofit management principles. Since I enjoy teaching, I loved this class interaction.

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Guest Lecture: NYU – Data and Storytelling

Amy Sample Ward

Date : April 28, 2011. Location : New York, NY. Topic : Nonprofits & Social Media. Description : This class is part of the Master of Science in Public Relations and Corporate Communication program at NYU.

Lecture 100
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Social Fundraising 101 – Are You In?

NonProfit PRO

This 10-lecture series will help you understand the past, present, and future of peer-to-peer fundraising, what elements are critical to its success, and where the landmines might be. Peer-to-peer fundraising dissected and explained. Social Fundraising 101 will prepare you to create, lead, or improve your peer-to-peer fundraising program.

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Social Fundraising 101

NonProfit PRO

This 10-lecture course will prepare you to create, lead or improve your own peer-to-peer fundraising program. Through this course, you will understand how to increase revenue, retention, and acquisition while learning what the people who fundraise need - a conversation that matters to them. Course is applicable for CFRE credits.

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Understanding Donor Intent and How to Honor It

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Imagine for a minute that your old college has asked you for a donation to help renovate a lecture hall. Having fond memories of your post-secondary years and wishing to help improve the experience of current and future students, you happily make the.

Lecture 101
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How I learned to stop yawning and love the Zoom Room

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So do everything you can to recognize the attendees as they join: say their names, ask them to share where they’re from, have an interesting icebreaker , play music—whatever makes them feel welcomed and human, not just a square box there to receive a lecture. . One of the best tips is to change what you’re doing every 10 minutes.

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