Part III: Moving Students into the Advancement Pipeline

June 6, 2012
Online

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2 -3 PM EST

This seminar is part three of a three-part series on advancement staffing.

How many of us have commented, "I fell into the field of advancement" or "I wish I knew about the advancement profession when I was a student." While accidental for many of us, it does not have to be for our future students. Many institutions are looking desperately to find new talent and often it is standing right in from them.

This session will help institutions chart a blueprint for grooming students for success and provide a map for mentoring programs in order to grow their advancement pipeline. In addition, participants will receive materials that will help them create their own student advancement internship programs.

Benefits of Attending:

• Learn ways to educate students about the field of advancement.
• Discover ways to provide advancement student training .
• Get resources of successful advancement internship programs.
• Explore creative ways to mentor students and engage them in advancement work.

Who Should Attend:

• Human resource directors
• Alumni relations and annual giving directors and their teams
• Phonathon managers
• Student philanthropy coordinators
• Members of CASE Affiliated Student Advancement Programs
• Anyone working with student training and/or mentoring programs

Speaker

Shaun B. Keister
Vice Chancellor, Development & Alumni Relations
University of California, Davis

Shaun B. Keister, a veteran fundraiser with experience in higher education, arts and conservation philanthropy, became UC Davis' first vice chancellor for development and alumni relations in 2011. Keister functions as the campus's chief fundraising officer and also serves as president of the UC Davis Foundation. He has served in a series of high-level development posts at Florida State, Iowa State and Penn State universities.

Keister has served as a CASE member and volunteer, speaking at more than 30 international conferences. He is a 2005 recipient of the CASE Crystal Apple Award for excellence in teaching.

Registration

Register for one seminar:
$195 members; $325 nonmembers

Register for all three seminars:
$470 members; $860 nonmembers