Friday, August 25, 2006

Teaching Public Management

I have thought that this would be a good way to teach school administration. Case studies like this in small groups...consider

https://hallway.org/about/sample.php

example

This brief, simple case offers undergraduate and introductory graduate students an opportunity to grasp basic concepts in nonprofit management in the specific context of a social service agency's dilemma. The executive director and the board president of a religiously-affiliated nonprofit social service agency struggle with employee and donor demands to endorse the boycott of a local business. Students must grapple not only with what to decide, but who should make the decision, and how. The case, easily readable in a few minutes of class time, can also serve as an introductory vehicle for case analysis and learning.

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