Develop a Plan to Address Sexual Harassment from Alumni, Donors, and Prospects

Most institutions mandate sexual harassment training for all individual team members. But when was the last time your advancement team met as a group to plan for the difficult issues surrounding sexual harassment in advancement? Join us online to further these critical conversations on your campus. We will help you assess whether you have clear, […]

Five Steps for Sub-Branding in Higher Education (Webcast Recording)

Join us for a webcast to learn how to approach and conduct a successful sub-branding process for your individual schools, colleges, departments, or centers on campus. Our expert instructor will present  five steps that he has used to work alongside faculty and staff in various colleges on his own campus to create sub-brands that also […]

Wayne Hewitt and Adrian Sallis

Vital English focuses on helping Universities with International student acquisition, student orientation, and English language learning. Vital English combines engaging content with innovative online and mobile applications to create a unique experience for students that goes well beyond a static website. Founded in 2001, Vital English works with more than 200 learning providers across 11 […]

Making a Compelling Case for Scholarship Endowments

In this week’s news, Hamilton College (Clinton, NY) is adopting a “need blind” admissions policy; Hamilton expects over the next four years to add about $2 million to its annual financial aid budget. Initially, that additional expense will be borne by six trustees, who have each pledged $500,000 to seed the need-blind effort, and then […]

Launching a Giving Day: Planning and Executing Bundle

Learn how a day of giving can encourage giving to your institution in a more compelling and urgent way. You will learn how to develop a day of giving from concept and launch to follow up. Session one will cover pre-planning, collaborating across campus, and executing a day of giving. Session two will cover gift processing […]

Foundations for New Title IX Coordinators

New Title IX Coordinators may enter their role with little or no formalized training. This workshop will provide new coordinators with less than one year of professional experience with the right tools and strategies to be successful in their new role. The workshop will cover the main responsibilities of a Title IX Coordinator including: Case […]

Geoff Hallett

Geoff Hallett has overseen the Pennsylvania State University crowdfunding program since joining the annual giving office in 2012. Working with colleagues from across Penn State’s Office of University Development, Geoff directed the benchmarking, selection, and implementation of a third-party crowdfunding platform that hosts all sanctioned Penn State crowdfunding campaigns. Geoff also manages the marketing and […]

Kivanc Oner

As UNLV’s first Vice President for Digital Transformation and Chief Information Officer, Kivanc Oner is redefining IT to support the university’s progressive vision, driving innovation to build customer-centric experiences that give students a competitive advantage. A leader who has transformed the IT landscape in higher education for 20 years, Kivanc understands how new technologies can […]

Scott L. Warner

Scott L. Warner is a partner in the Higher Education and Labor & Employment Practice Groups and a member of the Executive Committee at Franczek Radelet P.C. Scott focuses his practice on representing both private and public institutions of higher education in a wide range of governance, faculty, student, and general employment matters. He has […]

Maria Thompson, Ph.D.

Maria is a career educator whose work experience spans a variety of institutional categories, including research universities, comprehensive universities, land-grant universities, and urban-located and rural-located, HBCUs, and PWIs. She served as President and CEO of Coppin State University (CSU) and was the first woman to be installed as president. Prior to her appointment at CSU, […]