College of Public Affairs and Community Service Events

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Upcoming Events

CFM: Fundraising Concepts & Practices

09/26 - 09/27

Get an overview of all fundraising programs in this course of the Certificate in Fundraising Management.

State of the Agency Speaker: Senator Bob Krist

10/08

Domestic Violence Awareness Event

10/10

CFM: Grant Writing

10/11 - 10/12

Learn about the development of successful grant proposals in this course of the Certificate in Fundraising Management.

CFM: Planned Giving & Major Gifts

10/24 - 10/25

Learn about identification, cultivation, and proposal development for major and planned gifts in this course of the UNO Certificate in Fundraising Management.

SCCJ Grad School Info Session

10/24

CFM: Public Relations & Marketing

11/01 - 11/02

Learn how public relations concepts and techniques can enhance development programs in this course of the Certificate in Fundraising Management.

Criminal Justice Student Association - Lincoln Police Panel

11/06

State of the Agency Speaker Series: Nebraska Bar and UNL College of Law

11/06

Bibliophile Book Club

11/07

CFM: Direct Marketing & Donor Data Management

11/08 - 11/09

Learn about direct mail fundraising for the large and small shop in this course of the UNO Certificate in Fundraising Management.

CFM: Board Development & Strategic Planning

12/04 - 12/05

Learn the basics of working effective with boards and how to apply strategic thinking to your organization's goals in this course of the UNO Certificate in Fundraising Management.

Bibliophile Book Club

01/02

SCCJ Internship Info Session

01/15

SCCJ Child Welfare/Juvenile Panel

02/21

Bibliophile Book Club

03/06

SCCJ Annual Awards Banquet

03/14 - 03/15

Women in CJ: Mixer & Speaker

04/11

Bibliophile Book Club

05/01

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