94-824 Creating Results-Oriented Programs

6 units, Carnegie Mellon University

Successful programs require more than just great ideas. From a program's initial planning and design through its execution and evaluation program managers must deftly deploy disparate skills and work closely with colleagues board members funders and constituents to measure understand and discuss programmatic results. In Creating Results-Oriented Programs graduate students will be introduced to tools and techniques to assist them in managing highly effective programs at small nonprofit and arts organizations. Students will explore the connections between program theory project budgets requests for support and reports on outcomes. Students will develop skills needed to build measures for success into program activities and use quantitative and qualitative assessments to make strategic decisions before during and after implementation. ...Read More

Prerequisites: none listed

Offered: Fall 2026, Fall 2025

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