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Independent School Advancement: Student RecruitmentKathleen A. Hanson
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A Science and an Art
This guide takes a strategic look at student recruitment by starting with what types of students your schools serves best and your school’s enrollment priorities.
This guide is part of a series covering advancement at independent schools. Written by professionals at independent schools, the guides are right on target for small advancement operations with ambitious goals and limited resources.
- Fund-Raising Events: Targeting Money and Mission
- Deferred Giving: Give Now, Pay Later
- Managing Small Development Offices: Big Results From Small Shops
- Building a Partnership With Parents
Developed in partnership with the National Association of Independent Schools.
About the Author
Kathleen A. Hanson
Kathleen A. Hanson is the assistant head/vice president for advancement and external affairs at the Baylor School, a day and boarding school of 1,000 students in Chattanooga, Tenn. She is the former director of institutional advancement at the Fessenden School in West Newton, Mass., and Kent Place School in Summit, N.J. A frequent speaker and workshop trainer on advancement issues, Hanson serves as consultant for many National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) member schools on marketing, management and fundraising. She served as chair of the CASE/NAIS 2005 conference and contributed a chapter on market research to Marketing Independent Schools in the 21st Century (NAIS, 2001).
Publisher: CASE
Published: 2005
Format: Book (PDF file)
Item: 28257
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