Quincy Dunlap

New Strategies is an advanced management education program conducted by Georgetown University’s Global Social Enterprise Initiative at the McDonough School of Business. Unlike other program for nonprofit leaders, New Strategies focuses exclusively on how to bolster and manage revenue for growth and success.

Center for Corporate Citizenship Wells Fargo Academy for Nonprofit Leadership.

The Executive Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership is a comprehensive management skills program offered in collaboration with Fordham’s Gabelli School of Business that teaches nonprofit leaders how to meet their organization’s growth goals while still advocating for the greater public good. It was Designed to help advance careers, explore new opportunities and gain new insights into today’s top social work issues through our affordable and accessible courses, workshops, and events.

The National Urban League Emerging Leaders (EL) Program is a competitive leadership development program developed in partnership with Duke Corporate education. Emerging Leaders is 12-month development opportunity for professionals affiliated with the Urban League Movement. The program ensures that individuals in our leadership pipeline are prepared for the next level of service and executive leadership by providing a unique opportunity to master analytic and critical leadership skills in the… Show more

The National Urban League Emerging Leaders (EL) Program is a competitive leadership development program developed in partnership with Duke Corporate education. Emerging Leaders is 12-month development opportunity for professionals affiliated with the Urban League Movement. The program ensures that individuals in our leadership pipeline are prepared for the next level of service and executive leadership by providing a unique opportunity to master analytic and critical leadership skills in the non-profit sector. Show less

At the close of the Civil War, soldiers and officers of the 62nd United States Colored Infantry, stationed at Fort McIntosh, Texas, but composed primarily of Missourians, took steps to establish an educational institution in Jefferson City, Missouri, which they named Lincoln Institute. The following stipulations were set for the school:

1. The institution shall be designed for the special benefit of the freed African-Americans;
2. It shall be located in the state of Missouri;
3.… Show more

At the close of the Civil War, soldiers and officers of the 62nd United States Colored Infantry, stationed at Fort McIntosh, Texas, but composed primarily of Missourians, took steps to establish an educational institution in Jefferson City, Missouri, which they named Lincoln Institute. The following stipulations were set for the school:

1. The institution shall be designed for the special benefit of the freed African-Americans;
2. It shall be located in the state of Missouri;
3. Its fundamental idea shall be to combine study and labor.

Members of the 62nd Colored Infantry contributed $5,000; this was supplemented by approximately $1,400, given by the 65th Colored Infantry. On January 14, 1866, Lincoln Institute was formally established under an organization committee. Lincoln University is a Morrill Act of 1890 land grant institution. Show less