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DDAR Summer Internship Information Session November 18, 2015
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University Development? What is it? It’s impact in the U.S. Development at Penn State
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What does Development Support? Endowments Academic departments Lectureships Program support Research funds College/Campus Scholarship Buildings. This very building we’re meeting in!
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Visibility of Donor Support at Penn State
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The Ultimate Penn State Summer Experience Involvement – “Real Work” Networking with Senior Leaders, Donors, Peers Visibility Field Trips – Milton S. Hershey Medical Center Children’s Hospital 1:1 Coaching Relationship and Tailored Professional Development Did we mention it’s PAID, PAID, and PAID?
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Internship Program 11-Week Full Time Program: 5/16 – 7/30/16 Unit vs. Friday Sessions University Development Colleges Campuses Central Units Alumni Association
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Katie Fiorillo Undergraduate: Major in Journalism, Minor in Entrepreneurship Involved with THON and Empower Orphans 2015 Summer DDAR Internship Corporate and Foundation Relations Grant writing, corporate campus visits, stewardship Current: Interning part time with Corporate and Foundation Relations Future: Moving to Tanzania, Summer 2016, to work as the Sponsorship Coordinator and Communications Office for SEGA Girls School
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Mary Beth Spang Hometown: Belle Vernon, Pennsylvania Undergraduate: Linguistics, Spanish, and English major Involved with Habitat for Humanity, Council of Lionhearts, and the Liberal Arts Undergraduate Council 2015 DDAR Internship: College of Engineering Traveling, prospecting, learning about philanthropy @ Penn State Development Communications Writing, editing, proposals Current: Assistant Director of Development, College of Education Identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward Penn State donors—raising funds for Penn State College of Education student scholarships, programs, and faculty.
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Geoff Halberstadt Undergraduate: Undergrad Involvement: THON, Student Philanthropy Council, Senior Class Gift, & student government DDAR Summer Internship: 2010 – Internship Unit: Ag Sciences 2011 Penn State alumnus with degrees in Political Science & History Career at Penn State: Hired by Penn State in October 2011 – 3 years: Assistant Director of Development, 1 year: Associate Director of Development, College of Engineering Responsibilities: Meet one-on-one with Penn State alumni and connect alumni, friends, and corporate partners to Engineering and PSU in a meaningful, strategic way Identify, cultivate, solicit, and steward Penn State donors. I raise gifts of $50,000 or more for Penn State Engineering student scholarships, program funds, and faculty. Fun fact: Largest gift I’ve worked on was $1.5M
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Beyond the Internship Penn State University Development—impressive scope, accomplishments and reputation Internship program is nationally recognized 47% of graduates are working in the field of philanthropy 27% are working here at Penn State-an 11% increase from 2014 to 2015
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Near and Far…
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More Information http://www.giveto.psu.edu/internship
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How to Apply Application is live now! Navigate to psu.jobs Select: Division of Development and Alumni Relations Internship Job ID: #60439 Login and Apply Application Deadline: January 3, 2015
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Timeline EventDate Application ClosesJanuary 3 First Round InterviewsLate January Second Round InterviewsMid-February Notification of Final DecisionsEarly March Start of InternshipMay 16 Celebration/Program CloseJuly 30
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“Over and over during my career, I’ve seen philanthropy make the difference between the good and the great. And the support of Penn State’s alumni and friends is putting greatness in reach for our students and our institution.” -President Eric J. Barron
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