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 What
We Learned (the Hard Way) about Supervising Volunteers: An Action Guide to
Making Your Job Easier
Jarene Frances Lee with Julia M. Catagnus
This book will help you:
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Teach everyone in the
organization how to be successful in working side-by-side with
volunteers
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Explain expectations and
set standards for volunteer work performance
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Move from
"supervision" to coaching, supporting, and facilitating
volunteer/employee teams
180 pages, 8 1/2 x 11, ISBN
0-940576-20-1
Reader Review
Packed with the advice, wisdom,
and experience of over 85 real-life, on-the-job supervisors of volunteers,
this guide offers a crystal clear analysis of what works and what doesn't in
supervision. It also includes comments from volunteers about what they need
from those who supervise them, as well as excerpts from classic articles and
books by experts in the field and a self-assessment survey covering the
attitudes and actions necessary to be an effective supervisor. - Susan
Ellis, Energize.com
Received the 2001 H.S. Warwick
Research Award for Outstanding Published Scholarship from the Council for the
Advancement and Support of Education (CASE)
Nominated for the McAdam
Book Award by Jackie Specken, College Teacher in Voluntary Sector
"...practical and user-friendly; its use encouraged great discussion
and learning for all of us participating in this truly "one of a
kind" learning experience. In addition, Energize and its President Susan
J. Ellis, are known throughout the non-profit management community as a
leading edge company committed to the sector. "
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