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Dumin, Laura
Felactu, Pamela Celeste
Spelman, Mary
Stein, Wayne
2020-05-26T20:39:15Z
2020-05-26T20:39:15Z
2012
(AlmaMMSId)9978510785202196
https://hdl.handle.net/11244/324712
(OCoLC)ocn839874650
Nonprofit organizations are only as successful as their communication--how well they convey critical needs and persuade constituents to help answer them. Experience of development personnel at Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity suggests technical writing techniques can assist nonprofit organizations to communicate more effectively with their constituents. Though technical writing is virtually unheard of among nonprofits and literature addressing both topics is almost nonexistent, existing literature on technical writing, nonprofit management, and fundraising combine with the documentation portrayed in the following case study to clearly show that technical writers have much to offer the as yet untapped nonprofit sector.--Abstract.
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Nonprofit organizations
Technical writing
Technical writing for nonprofits.
Academic theses
M.A., English
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Jackson College of Graduate Studies
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