Stewarding Endowed Faculty Funds -- ADRP 2007
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Presentation by Susan deMuth (Johns Hopkins), Nancy McKinney (Berkeley) and Kirsten Rasmussen (Georgetown) on stewarding endowed faculty donors. Association of Donor Relations Professionals, 2007.
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![Multiple Approaches to Stewarding Faculty Endowments Susan deMuth | Director, Institutional Donor Relations Johns Hopkins University | [email_address] | 410.516.4551 Nancy Lubich McKinney | Director, Stewardship University of California, Berkeley | [email_address] | 510.643.7664 Kirsten Rasmussen | Director, Stewardship and Donor Communications Georgetown University | [email_address] | 202.687.4369](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/adrp2007facultyendowmentstewardship1-1233017946088600-1/85/Stewarding-Endowed-Faculty-Funds-ADRP-2007-1-320.jpg)
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Janet Gullickson has over 25 years of experience in higher education administration. She has served as President of Front Range Community College, Executive Director of Denver Scholarship Foundation, and Chief Outreach and Client Relations Officer for CollegeInvest. She holds a Doctorate in Education from the University of Minnesota and has authored education programs and curricula. Her experience includes leadership roles, strategic planning, budget management, and developing partnerships to increase access to higher education.
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This Dissertation explores the particular circumstances of Mirzapur, a region located in the
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Changes in vegetation cover refer to variations in the distribution, composition, and overall
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- 1. Multiple Approaches to Stewarding Faculty Endowments Susan deMuth | Director, Institutional Donor Relations Johns Hopkins University | [email_address] | 410.516.4551 Nancy Lubich McKinney | Director, Stewardship University of California, Berkeley | [email_address] | 510.643.7664 Kirsten Rasmussen | Director, Stewardship and Donor Communications Georgetown University | [email_address] | 202.687.4369
- 3. Facts and Figures $5MM University Chair $3MM Named Chair $2MM Named Distinguished Professorship ~ 140 endowed chairs and professorships Georgetown University $2MM chair $3MM distinguished chair 350 endowed chairs and distinguished professorships University of California, Berkeley $3.5 Department Chair $2.5 Professor 400 named professorships Johns Hopkins University Faculty Endowment Minima Number of Faculty Endowments
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