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Macon, Randy

 
9783844396799: Volunteer Engagement: Role Identity and Intent to Leave

Synopsis

Volunteers serving nonprofit organizations represent an important contribution to organizational success as well as client well-being. Nevertheless, research on their retention remains lacking in published literature. This research examined the effects of role-identity, both general and organizationally specific, affective commitment and the intent to leave among a sample of volunteers providing disaster relief in the United States of America.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Volunteers serving nonprofit organizations represent an important contribution to organizational success as well as client well-being. Nevertheless, research on their retention remains lacking in published literature. This research examined the effects of role-identity, both general and organizationally specific, affective commitment and the intent to leave among a sample of volunteers providing disaster relief in the United States of America.

Biographie de l'auteur

Randy Macon holds a Master of Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma and is now working on an Interdisciplinary PhD with a concentration in Philanthropy. Research interests focus on philanthropy, nonprofit organizations, volunteerism and work-life integration.

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