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SEPTEMBER 2007 ISSUE
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Understanding Web Analytics
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How to Win Media Coverage
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Working with Interns: Ideas for Success
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Nonprofit Workout Update - workshops filling fast!
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Shared space and web revamp at the NonProfit Center
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Haiku Winner
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ED Forum: Board President Passes the Baton
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View from the Center: Education in the Wake of Desegregation
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Tenant Spotlight: MACDC
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Share your summer reading recommendations
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News of the Sector
LIES, DANG LIES, AND ANALYTICS
Ever find yourself scratching your head when handed a web statistics report? Idealware’s Laura Quinn breaks down the basics, describing each piece of the puzzle and its importance to better understanding your site’s traffic. Learn more.
WINNING MEDIA COVERAGE
Media consultant Dorie Clark shares her surefire tips for finding the right story to pitch to the media and to help build a positive public profile. Read more.
TIPS FOR HIRING INTERNS
Hiring and managing interns can be a lot of work. In an organization that already feels understaffed, how can you balance the pros and cons of taking the time to train a short-term employee so that it is a positive experience for all? TSNE’s recruitment manager Jennetta Hyatt lays out suggestions gleaned from years of working with interns. Read more.
NONPROFIT WORKOUT UPDATE
Now that summer is over, the 2007 Nonprofit Workout is just around the corner! Workshops are filling up fast - several have only a few slots
remaining - and we’ve been busy working on some exciting new features for the conference website, including our first podcasts and upcoming blog. While the first two podcasts are open to the public, there are others in the works that will be available to conference registrants only - register now so you don’t miss the next installments.
Also rapidly approaching is the deadline for the discounted hotel rate. Reservations must be made by October 16 to receive the special conference rate. Learn more.
WHAT'S NEW AT THE NONPROFIT CENTER
Are you a small nonprofit looking for an affordable home surrounded by other nonprofits? The NonProfit Center has just finished building out 5000+ airy, beautiful square feet for small nonprofits looking for shared space and is now accepting applications. Shared space comes with T1 Internet service, office equipment, full access to all NPC meeting rooms and other amenities.
Interested? Contact Jackie Cefola at jcefola@tsne.org.
This summer the NonProfit Center website began implementing several changes designed to make the site easier to navigate and more interactive for the community. Over the next few weeks we will be continuing to improve the site, with the integration of a calendar, blogs and other new content. Check out the new site organization and let us know what you think.
HAIKU HAWKING
Our readers have spoken and we have a winner for our first-ever haiku contest!
A clever haiku
concerning one’s leadership?
Back to work, leader!
For the runner-up and to see other entries, read on.
Thank you for your entries and your votes; we look forward to a more in-depth discussion of leadership at the Nonprofit Workout.
TSNE executive director Jonathan Spack says farewell to outgoing board president Louis Newell and hello to new president Anna Madison, looking at effective board members as a key to nonprofit success. Read more.
NonProfit Center denizen Michelle Sedaca shares her thoughts from a recent trip to South Africa and the challenges facing education today in both South Africa and the United States. Learn more.
TENANT SPOTLIGHT
Celebrating its 25th year, MACDC exemplifies the mission of the NonProfit Center in its goals and outreach. Learn more about the Massachusetts Association of Community Development Corporations.
SUMMER READING
What did you read this summer that you found useful or significant for your organization? Send your recommendations to info@tsne.org, and we will compile a list to publish in time for the holidays.
PREVIOUSLY ON...
Miss summer issues of the TSNe-Bulletin while on vacation? Check out archived issues and keep abreast of the latest topics. From Developing Generation Y to Preparing for an Audit, we’ve been busy bringing you the latest matters affecting the nonprofit sector.
NEWS OF THE SECTOR
TSNE is pleased to announce upcoming activities and events from across the nonprofit sector, as well as new resources available for nonprofit professionals.
Send us your sectorwide announcements to info@tsne.org, subject line “News Submission.”
This month we’ve included information on trainings, workshops, grants and employment opportunities.
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