Available Courses

• (CVC 101) New Student Orientation

  Required orientation for all City Vision College students. Must be taken before enrollment in any other course.
  
• (CVC 302) Nonprofit Administration

  • Professor: Perry Jones

  
  

  Registration open; course begins May 26.
  
  ($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee)

  Principles of operating a not-for-profit organization, including the development and purposes of the organizing documents, the reporting requirements for maintaining an organization's non-profit status, the functions of the Board of Directors, and the relationship between the Chief Executive and the Board.

  
  Course Materials & Tuition (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)

  Board Team Handbook, Cain Consulting Group, 2002 $25.00
  Called to Serve by Mark Fisher $12.00 (contact AGRM 800-624-5156)
  Nonprofit Board Answer Book $35.00

  
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  Price: $500.00
  
• (CVC 303) Nonprofit Accounting

  • Professor: Barbara Clemenson

  Registration open; course begins May 26.
  
  ($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee)
  
  Two essential issues are covered - the mechanics of non-profit accounting and the necessity of financial accountability. The outcome of this course is the development of an accounting policy manual for a nonprofit organization.
  
  Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)

  Streetsmart Financial Basics for Nonprofit Managers $32.00

  
  To purchase course materials, visit our online bookstore.
  
  To Register for this course click on the "Add to Cart" button.
  

  Price: $500.00
  
• (CVC 401) Counseling in the City

  • Professor: Roslyn Turner-Clark

  Registration open; course begins May 26.
  
  ($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee)
  
  This course examines the role and theory of lay counseling as it applies to urban ministry settings. The coursework guides the learner into increased awareness, knowledge, and skill in interacting with multicultural and diverse populations. Counselor attributes, cultural sensitivity, and the concept of contextualized counseling will be explored. This course also focuses on client assessment, and approaches to addressing problems common to distressed urban dwellers seeking counseling.
  
  Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)

  Healing for the City $30.00

  
  To purchase course materials, visit our online bookstore.
  
  To Register for this course click on the "Add to Cart" button.
  

  Price: $500.00