Erin received her Bachelor’s degree in dietetics from Michigan State, her Master’s degree in education-instruction from Central Michigan University, and her graduate certificate in Leadership and Diversity Management in Sport from the University of Connecticut. In 2014, she founded ER Sports and Leadership, a company focused on creating leaders who embrace unique perspectives, set goals, and foster positive team culture. Her work includes diverse groups of individuals in both the nonprofit and for-profit sectors focused on working with teams to provide organizational development as well as build leadership and communication skills. Her other roles include working as Engagement Specialist with the YWCA of Greater Flint, Assistant Governor for Rotary Area 7 in District 6330, and a training coach at Genesys Athletic Club. She has been trained in Sports-Based Youth Development (SBYD), nonprofit leadership and facilitation, and is an ACE certified health coach. She has been a presenter for the Michigan Association for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (MAHPERD), the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD), the National Association for Health and Fitness, the Michigan Nonprofit Association, and was featured in Today's Dietitian magazine.
When you look at the many ways that women’s sports in nonprofit universities are pushed into the margins, it becomes clear why a comprehensive effort is needed to reverse the tide.
It should be no surprise that obesity is caused by more than just a lack of food options.
As Baby Boomers begin to retire from their long-term CEO roles with nonprofits, the best of them will leave behind their thoughts about what makes an extraordinary nonprofit executive, and NPQ intends to reprint the best of these for widest possible distribution.
In any number of recent cases, state attorneys general have indicated that they are willing to step in when boards exhibit a lack of a sense of duty.
Twitter and Facebook have long been the most popular social media outlets, but they are starting to show their age. How can your organization use more current online platforms to its advantage?
Preliminary results from the Ann Arbor Area Community Foundation’s new study show that local arts and culture nonprofits have had an astounding economic impact.
A nonprofit buys a major civic venue through a process that required many steps and more partners.
Some children in every generation are born activists and organizers. These eight- and nine-year-olds organized libraries as part of a worldwide movement.
D.C. Central Kitchen has released a guide to replication of its “Healthy Corners” program as a way to fight food deserts.
Women nurses outnumber male nurses by more than ten to one. Why, then, do male nurses make so much more?
