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Developing Students. Developing Non-Profits. Developing Communities.

Students Consulting for Non-Profit Organizations (SCNO) is a national organization of undergraduate students committed to developing communities through pro-bono consulting engagements with non-profit organizations.

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MSU student-volunteer programs honored with presidential award! SCNO friend and supporter Karen Casey commented regarding this honor, “...I referenced SCNO as a prime example of student civic engagement, which not only provides quality services to non-profits currently, but helps to build efficacy for ethical, contributing business-focused citizens for the future.” Read the full article here.



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SCNO Featured in Consulting Magazine
Consulting Magazine interviewed President Joel Clum on the success of SCNO. Read it here (PDF - 90K).

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Check Out Our Current Newsletter! Our current general newsletter for spring semester 2009 includes summaries of the events we've held thus far, member articles and also descriptions of the projects we're working on this semester. Read our current newsletter here!

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Developing the Community

The idea of SCNO goes well beyond the simplistic idea of volunteering. Members of SCNO improve the efficacies of non-profits to enhance their impact in the community. The invaluable strategic advice that our groups offer lasts well beyond the end of the engagement.

Developing Your Marketability

The practical experience that is provided through the strategic consulting engagements determines our members to be very valuable to recruiters from all industries. Aside from possessing great passion for what they do, our members feature strong analytic skills and are well-versed in the practices of client management, group-work and problem solving.

Developing Your Network

The SCNO member experience involves the collaboration of the brightest minds at Michigan State University as well as mentoring from professionals at consulting firms such as McKinsey & Co, IBM, Accenture, AT Kearney, and Boston Consulting Group. Membership also permits access to our growing Alumni network to contact for academic or career advice.

Developing Your Leadership

Over a third of SCNO positions are of recognizable leadership roles, and each allows for the development of the student in a different way. Regardless of title, however, every member is relied upon to provide thoughtful ideas and commitment to the success of the organization.


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To maintain the integrity of the organization, we require each prospective member to submit the following application with resume and interview with a member of the Executive Board. The SCNO recruiting process takes place at the start of every fall and spring semester.

Please send your completed application and a copy of your resume to our Director of Human Resources.

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