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Conference for Community College Advancement 2024
Conference for Community College Advancement 2024
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3:45 PM - 4:45 PM EST
A Promise to Our Community: Launching a Free College Program in Rural Appalachia
Faced with a shrinking student population and a regional college attainment rate that was 20% lower than the state average, this rural Appalachian community college implemented a fundraising plan and creative solutions to changing the trajectory of its enrollment and the region's future economic viability.
Speakers: Amy Greear, Vice President of Institutional Advancement, Mountain Empire Community College, Kristen Westover, President, Mountain Empire Community College, Keith Wilson, MECC Foundation Vice Chair, Mountain Empire Community College
Competencies: Strategic ThinkingLeadership
Experience Level: Level 3: Practicing/ Maturing Mid-Career
3:45 PM - 4:45 PM EST
From Promise to Practice: How an Accelerated Endowment Campaign Helped a College Transform Their Advancement Operations
An accelerated endowment or capital campaign will test an organization's advancement operations. Is your advancement office prepared to take on a campaign? Learn how one advancement office successfully navigated an accelerated campaign and and as a result transformed their strategy and operations post campaign. This case study explores how this office integrated data analytics, strategic planning, and staff development post campaign to reach new fundraising goals, cultivate new donors, and grow their office to meet new challenges.
Speakers: Rebecca McDermott, Director of Grants Development, Hagerstown Community College, Jess Miller, Development Coordinator, Hagerstown Community College, Ashley Whaley, Senior Director of College Advancement, Hagerstown Community College
Competencies: LeadershipStrategic Thinking
Experience Level: Level 3: Practicing/ Maturing Mid-Career
1:30 PM - 2:30 PM EST
From Nothing to Something- Building the Alumni Association
Diablo Valley College has tried no less than six times over 5 decades to create an alumni association. We tried again. Did it work? Come find out as we discuss the planning, implementation and results of yet another attempt to connect with our alumni.
Speakers: Jim Blair, Director of College Advancement, Diablo Valley College, Charley Daly, Alumni Manager, Diablo Valley College
Competencies: LeadershipStrategic Thinking
Experience Level: Level 3: Practicing/ Maturing Mid-Career
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM EST
Empowering Diversity: Expanding Opportunities Beyond Scholarships for Student Success. Providing holistic support for minority students in higher education.
Addressing the critical need for holistic support for minority students in higher education. While scholarships are essential, they only scratch the surface of what is needed for the success of underrepresented students. Augmenting existing minority cohort programs by raising funds to provide experiential opportunities that foster holistic student development. These experiences include attending leadership conferences, study abroad, participating in mock-interview sessions, engaging in improv session to enhance communication skills, and networking lunches with donors who share similar backgrounds. By investing in these additional opportunities, we aim to empower minority students by enhancing their soft skills, expanding their networks, and fostering their leadership abilities. The presentation will delve into the rationale behind this approach, share success stories, and outline steps for implementation.
Speakers: Anne Johnson, Executive Director, Howard Community College Educational Foundation, Shawn Lamb, Associate Director Howard P.R.I.D.E., Howard Community College
Competencies: Relationship BuildingGlobal and Cultural Competency
Experience Level: Level 3: Practicing/ Maturing Mid-Career
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM EST
How to Foster Inclusion and Belonging Using Accessibility Best Practices to Increase Donor Support
In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, accessibility isn't just a legal obligation—it's a powerful tool for fostering inclusion and expanding donor engagement. Join us for an enlightening session where we delve into the transformative impact of accessibility best practices on donor support.
In this session, we'll explore how adopting accessibility measures can break down barriers, empower diverse communities, and amplify your organization's mission. From inclusive design principles to leveraging technology for greater reach, we'll uncover actionable strategies to enhance donor experiences and cultivate lasting relationships.
Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or a newcomer to the world of donor engagement, this session promises to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to unlock new avenues of support through accessibility initiatives. Join us and embark on a journey towards a more inclusive and impactful future for your organization.
In this session, we'll explore how adopting accessibility measures can break down barriers, empower diverse communities, and amplify your organization's mission. From inclusive design principles to leveraging technology for greater reach, we'll uncover actionable strategies to enhance donor experiences and cultivate lasting relationships.
Whether you're a seasoned nonprofit professional or a newcomer to the world of donor engagement, this session promises to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to unlock new avenues of support through accessibility initiatives. Join us and embark on a journey towards a more inclusive and impactful future for your organization.
Speakers: Tara Mata, Assistant Director of Scholarships & Advancement Services, Richland Community College
Competencies: Relationship BuildingGlobal and Cultural Competency
Experience Level: Level 3: Practicing/ Maturing Mid-Career