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CBAPP Lecturer Eldridge Huntington wrote his first grant in the late-1970s and has consulted with more than 20 non-profits since then. As the instructor of Intergovernmental Relations and Grant Writing on campus, he continues to stress to his students that running a non-profit is very much like running a business. With the pool of potential money available for non-profits rising into the billions and added regulations that require prudent management and oversight, it’s a concept that is changing the face of the non-profit sector. Here, he explains the perils that await those who try to start and run non-profits as something other than businesses as well as a few lasting fundamental differences that separate non-profits from the bakery or shoe store down the street. A hint: it’s not the cash flow. Full story CBAPP and Campus NewsMartin’s Text on Terrorism Gets UpdateEssentials of Terrorism: Concepts and Controversies was published in November, the third book on terrorism by Gus Martin, assistant vice president for Faculty Affairs. The third book is a follow-up to Understanding Terrorism: Challenges, Perspectives, and Issues, Second Edition and includes new and updated material on media coverage of terrorism-related ethical issues, religious terrorism, and gender-selective terrorism. Full story Garcia Joins Carnegie Foundation Effort to Develop New Faculty Model CSUDH President Mildred García was selected to participate in an ongoing collaboration that will explore how higher education faculty will need to transform to meet future challenges. This select group of scholars, education leaders, and representatives from The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching elected to engage in future dialogue after meeting at “Toward a Vision for the 21st Century Professoriate,” a conference held at The Carnegie Foundation in Stanford, Calif., last October. “Our faculty at Dominguez Hills is poised to role model the life of the 21st-century professor,” says García. “Our active participation in the endeavor will ensure that the committed excellent work of our faculty sets the agenda for the new model.” If you are interested in becoming active in Friends of the College or would like to receive information on Friends Mixers and other upcoming events, please contact deanstrong@csudh.edu. Newsletter Archives:
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