Date of Award
5-2017
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Master of Science (MS)
Department
Arts and Communication
First Advisor
T. Petersen
Second Advisor
B. A. Cudmore
Third Advisor
J. Parla-Palumbo
Fourth Advisor
Y. Sohn
Abstract
The aim of this design project was to develop a strategic communication plan for a nascent US-based nonprofit organization with a transnational focus. To accomplish this goal, the researcher drew on concepts and propositions of business and communication theories, best practices and recommendations of nonprofit practitioners and consultants, and studies from research centers. This research was necessary to discover the principles and elements critical to the design of a basic strategic communication plan. To develop a plan specific to the real world experiences and challenges of the nonprofit, the researcher utilized a qualitative research methodology using semi-structured interviews and action research. The result is a simplified strategic communication plan that supports the nonprofit’s organizational goals and, finally, its mission.
Recommended Citation
Joseph, Joan Juliana, "A Strategic Communication Plan for Dominica-America Scholarship and Culture, Inc." (2017). Theses and Dissertations. 191.
https://repository.fit.edu/etd/191
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