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Using Skills Analysis Techniques for Successful Volunteer Learning (April 2013)

Retention vs. Attrition: How to Keep Volunteers Coming Back for Years (October 2012)

Show, Don't Just Tell: Writing to Inspire, Motivate and Recruit Volunteers (October 2012)

An Organizational Response to the Working Woman (October 2012)

Volunteer Management and The Art of Letting Small Bad Things Happen (July 2012)

Emphasizing the Personal and Professional Benefits of Service: Encouraging Volunteers to Ask, "What’s in It for Me?" (July 2012)

Volunteering an Opinion: Organizational Voice and Volunteer Retention in Nonprofit Organizations (January 2012)

Millennials: Incorrigible or Innovative? (April 2011)

Volunteers in Hybrid Organisations: A Marginalised Majority? (July 2010)

Knowing When to Stop: A Personal Account of a Manager’s Efforts to Help Volunteers (July 2010)

Who Needs Balance? How the Work-Life Balance of Volunteers Impacts Them and Your Organisation (October 2009)

Volunteering Works (July 2009)

The Volunteer’s Fantasies: A Challenge to the Volunteer Manager (April 2009)

Commitment With or Without a Stick of Paid Work: Comparison of Paid and Unpaid Workers in a Nonprofit Organization (October 2008)

Selecting Goals and Optimizing Personal Resources: Contributions to the Development of Older Adult Volunteers (July 2008)

Baby Boomers in Action! An Initiative in Iowa to Recruit Baby Boomer Volunteers (April 2008)

Satisfaction among Volunteer Dentists: Serving Underprivileged Elderly in Jerusalem (April 2008)

From Whose Perspective (April 2008)

Deconstructing Engagement: Beyond the Buzzword (January 2008)

Finding and Keeping Volunteers in Sport and Recreation: What the Research Tells Us (October 2007)

To Volunteer or Not to Volunteer (July 2007)

Membership Recruitment Made Easy (April 2007)

Volunteering, Self-Help, and Citizenship in Later Life: A Literature Review (April 2007)

The Language of Leadership (January 2007)

Identifying Promotional Appeals for Targeting Potential Volunteers: An Exploratory Study on Volunteering Motives among Retirees (April 2006)

The 'T' Word in Volunteer Management: A Creative Approach to Getting Volunteers into Training (October 2005)

Corporate Volunteer Programs: Maximizing Employee Motivation and Minimizing Barriers to Program Participation (October 2005)

Perspectives on Membership Development (October 2005)

From Volunteer to New Career (July 2005)

One Size Does Not Fit All: Four Models of Involving Volunteers in Small Voluntary Organisations (April 2005)

Helping Volunteers through Stressful Situations (January 2005)

Why Can't We All Just Get Along? (October 2004)

Involvement in Civil Society Groups: Is It Good for Your Health? (July 2004)

Public vs. Private Compassion: Colored Ribbons, T-shirts, and SUVs (April 2004)

Is Volunteering Rewarding in Itself? (April 2004)

Trailblazers and Troublemakers: Entrepreneurial Volunteers (October 2003)

Is Volunteering Work or Leisure? (April 2003)

World Leisure's Volunteerism Commission (April 2003)

Integrity - The Guidepost to Volunteer Relationships (October 2002)

Short Term Impact, Long Term Opportunities: The Political and Civic Engagement of Young Adults in America (October 2002)

Time is Money: Time Dollars and the Money is Value Metaphor (July 2002)

Mandated Service - The Future of Volunteering? (July 2002)

Mandated Volunteering: Oxymoron or Opportunity? (July 2002)

Special Challenges in International vs. Domestic Volunteering (July 2002)

Where Have All the Leaders Gone? (January 2002)

Changing the Focus on Volunteering: An Investigation of Volunteers' Multiple Contributions for a Charitable Organization (January 2002)

Race and Formal Volunteering: The Differential Effects of Class and Religion (July 2001)

Volunteer Retention and Feelings of Connection (October 2000)

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