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Morgan, Myra F.; Policello, Sharon M. – New Directions for Student Services, 2010
Student affairs organizations must deal with the reality that if offering high-quality and innovative programs for students is a priority, then identifying and soliciting outside funding sources is essential. If the vice president for student affairs has decided to establish a development office in the division of student affairs in a large public…
Descriptors: Student Personnel Services, Fund Raising, Universities, Public Colleges
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Romano, Joyce C.; Gallagher, Geraldine; Shugart, Sanford C. – New Directions for Student Services, 2010
Philanthropy has shaped American higher education from inception. While religion earns the biggest slice of philanthropy, education runs second and well ahead of other causes. Most community college donations are earmarked for scholarships. Foundation dollars can be used strategically to meet the needs of students who cannot qualify for federal…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Student Needs, Scholarships, Private Financial Support
Tidewater Community Coll. Educational Foundation, Inc., Portsmouth, VA. – 1983
Guidelines and procedures for fund raising and the acceptance of gifts at Tidewater Community College (TCC) are presented in this manual. First, general information is provided on the acceptance of gifts of cash, securities, real estate, insurance, personal property, equipment, and gifts requiring the expenditure of funds. Next, general procedures…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Community Colleges, Fund Raising, Philanthropic Foundations
Hall, Margaret R. – Currents, 1984
A strategy for seeking grants from major foundations is presented. A five-step process includes: preparation, identification, cultivation, solicitation, and stewardship. A grant from one of the private foundations in the country brings not only cash but also important national visibility to a campus. (MLW)
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Grants, Grantsmanship, Higher Education
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Rosiak, John – Journal of Student Financial Aid, 1984
Suggestions are given to help the student financial aid office develop its own systematic approach to (1) processing information received on private sources of financial aid; (2) conveying this information most effectively to students; and (3) assisting students in locating private funds. (Author/MSE)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Information Dissemination, Information Seeking, Private Financial Support
Ryan, G. Jeremiah – 1988
Designed to encourage and inform community college efforts to secure private financial support, this literature review and resource guide examine the current status of fund raising at community colleges and list pertinent information sources. After introductory comments advocate increased community college involvement in fund raising, the paper…
Descriptors: Community Colleges, Corporate Support, Educational Finance, Financial Support
Van Patten, Betsy – Currents, 1984
Grant proposals are most likely to succeed when they are based on solid, well-conceived ideas. Long-range planning is the best way to come up with workable ideas that will convince small foundations of a project's merits. Planning helps identify an institution's top priorities and achieve a consensus. (MLW)
Descriptors: Educational Finance, Grants, Higher Education, Long Range Planning
Faust, Paula J., Ed. – 1983
A comprehensive introduction to all phases of college fund-raising is presented in 14 chapters. Attention is directed to the philosophy behind development, development's role in institutional advancement, and the personal qualities that lead to success in fund-raising. Basic principles also are covered for the following: annual giving, the capital…
Descriptors: Business, Capital, Donors, Educational Finance
Fenske, Robert H.; And Others – 1983
The full range of topics relevant to student financial aid are covered in this book by a variety of experts in financial aid administration and scholarship. The volume details how to organize, implement and assess a financial aid program--including how to determine student need, deal with student bankruptcy and aid termination, and improve…
Descriptors: Administrative Policy, Administrator Guides, Budgeting, College Students