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Academic Program
American Humanics Inc.
American Humanics (AH) is a national alliance of colleges, universities, and nonprofits; their mission is to educate, prepare, and certify professionals to strengthen and lead nonprofit organizations. American Humanics partners with 20 national nonprofit oganizations, which offer interships to AH students. These organizations helped define and establish the competencies, and also actively recruit certified students.
Over 70 universities currently offer the American Humanics Certificate.
For more information on the national program visit www.humanics.org.
National Nonprofit Partners
- America's Second Harvest
- American Red Cross
- Americorps
- Big Brothers, Big Sisters
- Boys and Girls Club
- Girl Scouts of America
- March of Dimes
- 4H
- United Way
- YMCA
- And more...
American Humanics National Certification in Nonprofit Management
The certificate is based on a set of competencies that are classified either as knowledge or skill. Competencies may be achieved through volunteering, coursework, a required internship, on-the-job activities, or through student association activities. Some of the required competencies include: nonprofit board and committee development, fundraising principles and practices, program planning, human resource development, and supervision. For more information on how competencies are fulfilled through the WMU program, see our Curriculum.
