Learning what motivates them, and what they care most about, helps us show them funding opportunities that will ignite their passions and inspire them to give transformational gifts. You can be a great “development dean” without ever asking
- Title : Development for Academic Leaders: A Practical Guide for Fundraising Success
- Author : Penelepe C. Hunt
- Rating : 4.50 (525 Vote)
- Publish : 2015-8-26
- Format : Hardcover
- Pages : 256 Pages
- Asin : 1118270177
- Language : English
Learning what motivates them, and what they care most about, helps us show them funding opportunities that will ignite their passions and inspire them to give transformational gifts. You can be a great “development dean” without ever asking for money. By showing them giving possibilities at our institutions, we’re offering them opportunities to achieve this feeling of joy.Effective fundraising is more listening than talking. If you can’t imagine yourself making an actual solicitation, have no fear. Being humble is not a road to research funding. It’s common to hear donors say that they appreciate the opportunity to help, to have an impact, to make a difference for organizations they love. Throughout your academic career, you’ve learned to secure funding by featuring your research. Your development colleagues are available to handle that part of the rThis should be given to every new dean and department head who hopes to make a positive contribution to philanthropy for their academic program."
?Lynette L. McBride, associate provost and dean, The Graduate School, Northwestern University; former dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, University of Illinois at Chicago"Any academic leader who wants to master the development process will benefit from reading Development for Academic Leaders. Penelepe's own highly successful and collaborative approach to fundraising shines through on each page. Minar, vice president, Development and Alumni Relations, American University. With its conceptual framework, its illustrations, its metrics, its model conversations/ discussions, and its breadth, it will help any campus official who works with the public to raise the right kind of awareness and to help potential donors find the right fit for their giving."
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