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Programs Manager, Minneapolis Non Profit Organization

Sarah Coleman

Major(s): IDIM: Education, Diversity and Gender Studies

Current Job Title: Programs Manager

Brief description of your job:

I am currently the programs manager for a small non-profit organization in South Minneapolis that hosts three programs related to family self-sufficiency and family/early childhood literacy. My job is to hire, train and supervise all staff, ensure that all programs are running smoothly and effectively, ensure client confidentiality, maintain program budgets, plan special family events, plan, coordinate and carry out outcome measurements and to build community relationships and collaboratives.

Other job titles you have held:

Associate Program Manager

Assessment Technician

What advice do you have for current students?

Plan ahead! Begin seeking out a career during early during your senior year. Don't get hung-up on salary; realize that you may have to take an "entry-level" position in your field-- even if you have an internship or two! If you dedicate yourself, you will move up quickly through the ranks. Be patient and thoughtful about your career.



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