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Follow our blogService has always been a guiding principle and a familiar concept for John Ferguson, B.A. ‘16. Ferguson was raised to give back and became a leader in his fraternity, where volunteerism was a central value. So, pursuing an education in philanthropy was a natural fit. “I was ready to go back to school and was... Read more about 'Making an impact in philanthropy' »
The IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy congratulates Angela Carr Klitzsch, M.A. ’07 on being appointed president and CEO of Indiana Philanthropy Alliance. Klitzsch was selected for her 25-year track record of transformative leadership in philanthropy, workforce development, and civic engagement. The appointment marks a significant “full circle” moment for the organization, as Klitzsch previously... Read more about 'IU Lilly Family School alumna appointed president and CEO of Indiana Philanthropy Alliance' »
In celebration of Habitat for Humanity’s 50th anniversary of building homes, communities and hope, the Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, a part of the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, hosted the organization’s CEO Jonathan Reckford as a Lake Distinguished Visitor in March. Since its founding in 1976, Habitat for Humanity has helped... Read more about 'Habitat for Humanity, more than just building houses' »
Smithsonian Leadership for Change internship applications due: March 2 Educational and career goals can often be influenced by real-life experience. For Clarissa Trent, that real-life experience was an internship with the Smithsonian Institution. Currently pursuing her Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies at the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, Trent traces her current... Read more about 'Smithsonian internship leads to pursuit of a Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies' »
When Ericia Henry, M.A. ’24, began her academic journey, a career in philanthropy wasn’t part of her plan. But her educational journey took a turn and led her to establish a strong academic and professional foundation in the nonprofit sector. Before pursuing a graduate degree, Henry, a first-generation college graduate, studied business marketing and sales... Read more about 'A journey reimagined: Discovering a future in philanthropy' »
