Welcome to the Loeb Center Government and Nonprofits page. Here you will find a plethora of resources as you mull over or dive into the realm of social impact and public service work. 10% of the American workforce is employed in the non-profit sector, mostly small agencies with less than 100 employees and less than $100K annual budget, while federal, state, and local government jobs – including subcontractors – account for another 7% of the 150M Pre-Covid workforce. Importantly, embarking in a career in government and nonprofits fulfils the humanist need of service to society and oneself, the hallmark of a republic-democracy.
Civic-Minded
At an early age, Murumba’s refugee parents, who hailed from Uganda, instilled a reverence for civic impact that would later define much of Murumba’s journey in the civic impact field.
Murumba continued his pursuit of civic impact ventures outside …
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Metz’s interest in criminal justice reform and civic impact began in the summer of 2021 when she interned for the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Springfield, Massachusetts. During her stint at the office during the summer and fall, Metz “got to …
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Glee Club to the Peace Corps
Nash first discovered his passion for social justice during a summer trip to Africa in 1972. Hosted by the Amherst College Glee Club, the trip allowed him to gain exposure to various areas in …
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