Learn how to design and execute a “Tuition Freedom Day” program appropriate for your institution.
Tuition Freedom Day programs can build a culture of gratitude and loyalty among students helping spur future gifts, yet most institutions have not adopted them. Through conducting a Tuition Freedom Day program, you can highlight the date in the school year when tuition and state support stop and charitable gifts start paying for each student's college experience.
This archived webcast shows how to design and execute a tuition freedom day appropriate for your institution. Using Xavier University's Tuition Freedom 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.
Erin oversees her alma mater's young alumni programming and fundraising, student philanthropy initiatives, and the phonathon program. She also assists with the university's emerging Women of Excellence community. She began her development career at Xavier as a phonathon caller then served as the institution's first student manager, breaking an institutional record of over $1 million in pledges. Erin also serves as moderator for the student alumni association.
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