Jennifer Jones

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

United States

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Dr. Jennifer Jones is an Assistant Professor at the University of Florida, USA. Her research primarily focuses on nonprofit management, visual framing effects in pro-environmental actions, and the dynamics of board oversight in nonprofit organizations. Dr. Jones has recently published articles analyzing CEO autonomy in nonprofits, fundraising strategies in higher education, and the sustainability of mission-driven social enterprises.

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2020

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Kimberly Wiley

Assistant Professor

University of Florida

UNITED STATES

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A cautionary tale of power and corruption: CEO autonomy and board oversight at the Florida Coalition Against Domestic Violence

Conducting a Process Evaluation in Nonprofit and Governmental Programs

Developing a Strong and Diverse Nonprofit Board

Testing the influence of visual framing on engagement and pro‐environmental action

Fundraiser turnover in higher education capital campaigns: Employment fluctuations by campaign phase

Mission‐first social enterprises: A case study of how three nonprofit organizations avoided mission drift when forming and operating social enterprises

Improving the Trustworthiness/Validity of Interview Data in Qualitative Nonprofit Sector Research: The Formative Influences Timeline

Fundraising for regional environmental issues: Public perceptions of who is financially responsible for the local environment

Does the Theory of Voluntary Sector Failure Provide Insight into Food Pantries? A Case Study of a Network of Food Pantries in San Diego, CA

Volunteer Management: Introducing Students to the Art and the Science

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Kimberly Wiley

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