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Nonprofit Instructions: Please read the following scenario and answer the questions embedded within it. The questions are all in bold. It asks you...
Nonprofit
Instructions:
Please read the following scenario and answer the questions embedded within it. The questions are all in bold. It asks you questions about your organization. It can be either your original organization or the one you used for your proposal. You will need to look at bylaws and consider some planning issues for this organization, so if you choose the organization you used for your proposal, either get the bylaws from your classmate or adapt the ones from your original one.
The purpose of this exam is for you to synthesize what we have learned this semester. The exam asks a series of questions that will ask you to draw on what you have learned and to think about the strategic actions you should take.
This is an open book exam. You may use the following:
· Class Reading Assignments
o Community Toolbox
o Cases in Nonprofit Management
o Handouts
o Articles other students and I have posted in "In the News."
· Class Discussions
o Your class notes
o My Power Point notes (posted on Moodle)
o Online discussion forum questions and answers
· Your assignments (Be sure to note my suggestions)
o Your strategic plan and funding proposal
o Your homework assignments
· Anything else on our course Moodle site
You may talk to your classmates about this, as long as you each write your own answer. You won't all have the same answers because your facts are slightly different. I allowed students to discuss their exams last year, and a bunch of them made the same mistake, so be careful.
Don't do Internet searches. The materials above are enough to answer these questions. You will waste your time and you could confuse yourself.
A few suggestions/comments
· Assume the reader of your exam does not know anything about nonprofits. Be sure to define every term and concept you use.
· If the question asks you to decide something that has more than one possible solution, point out the other solution(s) and explain why yours is the best.
· Please EXPLAIN your conclusions and your statements. Assume the reader is asking "why" after each of your statements and answer that question.
· Don't forget to draw a conclusion. (Students sometimes point out the alternatives but don't actually answer the question).
· DON'T FORGET TO ANSWER ALL THE QUESTIONS!!!
THE SCENARIO
It is 2028. You are the embattled founder, CEO (Chief Executive Officer), and Chair of the Board of _____________________,
