Learn how to design and execute a “Tuition Freedom Day” program appropriate for your institution.
A strong student philanthropy program can help insulate your school from future fundraising downturns. Including a "Tuition Freedom Day" in that program is an excellent way to educate students about the calendar date when tuition stops and charitable gifts start paying for their college experience.
Join Academic Impressions in this archived webcast to learn how to design and execute a Tuition Freedom Day appropriate for your institution. Using the "Bryn Mawr Gives a Hoot Day" as a model, you will learn:
Advancement professionals charged with starting or growing a student philanthropy effort will learn how to create a Tuition Freedom Day that increases awareness, instills gratitude, and serves as a building block for a strategic program.
"Wonderful information! I appreciated the detailed information and samples that were provided, as well as the "Lessons Learned" portion. This really was helpful as we begin to plan our first Tuition Freedom Day!"-Carissa Costello, Manager of Student Calling Programs, Trinity University
Donor participation numbers continue to drop across the country. Now is the time for your institution to build a strong student philanthropy program to insulate itself from deeper, future declines.
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Apply tactics for designing and executing a Tuition Freedom Day program appropriate for your institution.
Lauren works with Bryn Mawr's first 24 years of undergraduate alumnae, managing the Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) program and a new "Second Decade" program for classes 11 to 24 years out. She also oversees the college's annual fund coordinator, phonathon, senior gift, and philanthropy education programs. As an undergraduate at Gettysburg College, Lauren spent four years as an annual giving student worker; two summers as a development, alumni, and parent relations intern; and a year as a volunteer co-chair of her senior-gift effort. In her first year at Bryn Mawr, she introduced "Bryn Mawr Gives a Hoot Day" and "Whooo's In Your Family Tree: Five Bryn Mawr Women You May Not Know," the two events which now comprise the college's philanthropy education series.
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