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| Risk
Management References |
Selected References
The following references have been used when developing
policies, procedures and responding to specific requests.
This
is not an exhaustive list of all possible risk management
references, however it should provide readers with
a starting point with their research.
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Adams,
J.E. (1993). Developing policies that
work. Homewood, IL: Business One Irwin.
Branson, Jr., F. & Long, N.D. (1992). Dismissing
a volunteer. Journal of Extension, 30 (4)
Brudney, J.L. (1994). Designing and
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(Eds.), The Jossey-Bass Handbook of Nonprofit
Leadership and Management (pp. 279-302). San
Francisco, CA.: Jossey Bass
Cackowski, E. (1994). Interview sets
tone in screening volunteers. Leadership (October-December) 10
Cook, A. (1992). Retiring the volunteer: Facing
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Ellis, Susan J. (1996). From the top down. Philadelphia,
PA.: Energize
Fisher, J.C. & Cole, K.M. (1993) Leadership
and management of volunteer programs. San
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Fritz, S. (April, 1993). “Types
of interview questions: Volunteer job development.” Handout. Lansing,
MI: Michigan State University Extension
Gere, S.E. (1999). Using waiver agreements, releases
and other consent forms as shields from liability. Presented
at the 1999 Nonprofit Risk Institutes, Washington,
D.C.
Governor’s Office on Volunteerism. (1992). Volunteer
management in Maryland: Legal liability
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Graff, Linda L. (1993). By definition: policies
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Graff, L.L. (1999). Beyond Police Checks: The
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Hauge, J.C. (1997). Employee termination: Managing
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Henson, S., & Larson, B. (1988). Risk
management: Strategies for managing volunteer
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Associates, Inc.
Hiller, J.H. (1992). Screening youth
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Kahn, J.D. (1985-86). Legal issues
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Kahn, J.D. (1990). Legal issues related
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King, J.E. & Schmiesing, R.J. (1998). Working
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Kostin, Gwynne and Tremper, Charles. No
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Lai, M., Chapman, T., & Steinbock, E. (1992). Am
I Covered For…? A Comprehensive Guide
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Long, N.D. (1990). Legal considerations
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MacKenzie, M. (1990). Dealing with
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Nonprofit Risk Management Center. (1994). Keeping
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