Director with Center for Non-Profit Leadership Talks about Local Volunteerism Study

KSMU | By Theresa Bettman

Published December 23, 2017 at 5:18 PM CST

This week on Making Democracy Work, host Crystal Brigman Mahaney speaks with Dan Prater, executive director at the Center for Non-Profit Leadership at Drury University, as well as co-chair for Non-Profit Missouri.

Prater speaks about recent research studies exploring volunteerism in Greene and Christian counties. He discusses how local data from such studies helps to inform and shape best practices for both non-profits and law makers alike.

This program originally was aired Monday, December 11th.

Theresa Bettman

Theresa received her undergraduate degree in sociology at Missouri State University, as well as her Master's degree in Social Work at MSU. Theresa enjoys writing, drawing, reading, music, working with animals, and most of all spending time with her family. She wishes to continue to use her experiences, combined with her pursuit of education, to foster a sense of empowerment and social awareness in the community. Theresa loves working with KSMU and attributes her passion for NPR, and love of learning, to her father.

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