The MPNL and DPNL programs are focused on leadership and social and organizational change. Our graduates are executive directors of charities, founders of social enterprises, senior managers in hospital foundations and arts organizations, fundraising directors in associations, and officers in university advancement departments — and they’re grant-makers at philanthropic foundations, leaders of corporate responsibility, and policy makers in government. These are individuals who embrace opportunities to make change for a more equitable society, stronger communities and sustainable environment.
Damilola Abimboye, a student in the MPNL program in 2024, says the program attracts both experienced and less experienced leaders in our sector:
Allison Ramchuk became CEO of the Kelowna General Hospital Foundation, BC, soon after graduating from the MPNL program:
In 2024, Jean Peng spoke to us about her decision to jump from a Film degree to the MPNL program:
Find out more:
Visit PANL Perspectives, the MPNL program’s online platform, to hear from alumni and students about their work, research and workplaces.
Read about advanced internships and final-year Capstone Projects from senior students in the MPNL and DPNL programs.
Watch what students have to say from past years:
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Banner photo of office is courtesy of Copernico P.