Requirements for American Humanics Certification
American Humanics, Inc. awards certification to students who satisfactorily complete four program components.

I. Undergraduate Matriculation
Student must receive a baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution in any major course of study.

II. Nonprofit Management Minor/Concentration

______________** Undergraduate Students**

The interdisciplinary minor in Nonprofit Management, offered by the Division of Public and Nonprofit Administration, is the primary curriculum element of the American Humanics Program. The minor requires successful completion of 18 hours of required courses, electives, and an internship with a local nonprofit organization.

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_________________**Graduate Students**

The graduate level concentration in Nonprofit Administration, offered by the Division of Public and Nonprofit, is the center of the graduate level American Humanics Program. The concentration consists of completion of 15 hours of course work, guided electives, and an internship with a local nonprofit organization.

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III. Co-Curricular Activities
AH Student Association Membership (Membership consists of participation in organizing and hosting various student lead activities).
- • Fall Retreat
- • Spring Recognition Reception
- • Fundraisers--$$ used for students to go to AHMI (See below.)
- • Recruitment presentations

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IV. American Humanics Management Institute (AHMI)
Attendance at annual national conference that features interactive workshops and seminars on nonprofit issues. (Past conferences have been held in Las Vegas, Orlando and San Antonio.)

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