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2. Press Survival Of The Cutest They're planning fund raisers, teachins, and letter-writing calling on the state and federal governments to protect these wolves. http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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9. The Chronicle Career Network 03/22/2004 Linus Travers, though, thinks donors can teach fund raisers some lessons. Planning for my retirement is an annoyance rather than a http://tmsyn.wc.ask.com/r?t=an&s=hb&uid=24312681243126812&sid=343126

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11. The Chronicle: Career Network: 03/22/2004 Linus Travers, though, thinks donors can teach fund raisers some lessons. our fundraising training conditions us to think of retirement planning as http://chronicle.com/jobs/2004/03/2004032201c.htm

Search The Site More options Site search Home News ... Advertise with us Monday, March 22, 2004 Balancing Fear and Greed By MARK J. DROZDOWSKI Career advice for administrative staff members in fund raising and development Previous articles As a college administrator, I'm supposed to be good with a dollar, fiscally responsible, always discovering new ways to save and spend effectively. More to the point, as a fund raiser I'm conditioned to balance short-term needs with long-term asset building, and to help donors think similarly about their own financial planning. But I rarely think about my own finances and retirement, and I suspect I'm not doing all that I can to ensure my future comfort. So what's wrong with me? To answer that question, I spoke with several colleagues and other administrators in higher education, hoping to compare my situation with theirs. Few people were completely at ease with the subject, and most squirmed a bit under interrogation. But they were also remarkably candid. I suppose I should begin by admitting a high level of ignorance about personal-finance issues to complement my lack of interest. When I took my first job in academe, at the ripe age of 24, I immediately enrolled in a retirement plan. I remember sitting down with our human-resources director, who spouted a bunch of nonsense about Social Security and FICA and annuities and defined contributions. After a while, I began to hear Charlie Brown's teacher an incomprehensible cacophony of syllables punctuated by frequent mentions of "sign here" and "Tia Cref." I assumed Tia was a Norwegian swimsuit model. Something told me his recitation was important, but it made little sense at the time.

12. National Center For Technology Planning teach them to use the software their children use daily. Plan enough instructionon word processing to allow Hold fundraisers. MAXIMIZE TECHNOLOGY USE http://www.nctp.com/html/promoting_technology.cfm

National Center for Technology Planning P. O. Box 2393 Tupelo, MS 38803 Dr. Larry S. Anderson Founder/Director last updated: TECH PLANNING ARTICLES PLANNING SECTIONS State District Building-level Higher Education ... BECOME A PARTNER PROMOTING TECHNOLOGY: 13 WAYS TO DO IT by Karen Robertson Here are some great ideas to turn educators, students and community members into technology users and supporters. These are methods I've successfully used to promote technology. HOLD EXECUTIVE BRIEFINGS Show board members, community leaders, teachers, facility planners, finance directors, and the superintendent the latest technology. Ask hardware vendors to send representatives to demonstrate their latest products. COORDINATE TOURS TO OTHER HIGH-TECH SCHOOLS Visit schools within a 50-mile radius to learn about equipment being used there. HOLD "COMPUTER DAY" FOR PARENTS Invite parents for a hands-on computer day. Provide child care and offer computer instruction. Teach them to use the software their children use daily. Plan enough instruction on word processing to allow them to create and print out a brief letter to their child. HAVE STUDENTS EVALUATE SOFTWARE Choose a class to evaluate each new piece of software. Better yet, develop a "techie tribe" that always, when new software arrives, fills out the registration card, boots it up, and explores its capabilities. Let the students demonstrate it to their teacher and the technology coordinator.

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Main Page Peltier FACTS Legal Update Quick FAQ ... Send This Site! Action Plan 2002 Your Help Is Needed! Case Update Motion for Reduction of Sentence Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) High Speed Scanner Up and Running Civil Rights Suit Habeas Corpus Plan of Action Write Congress Coordinate L ocal E vents and A ctivities to R aise A wareness Be P repared to R espond to C alls for A ttendance at P ublic H earings Sponsor an LPDC S peaker Fundraising Efforts Participate in LPDC Fund Drive 2003 Archived Material Case Update Fall 2002 Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) 30,000 Pages Released FBI Obstructing Release of up to 100,000 More Pages In June 2002, the FBI was forced to release close to 30,000 pages of documents relating to Leonard's case, referred to by the FBI as "RESMURS," for Reservation Murders. The documents were released to Congressman Barney Frank (D-MA), who said he was "only doing his job" by responding to constituent requests for the release of the documents. This is an excellent example of how sustained grassroots organizing, letter writing, and lobbying can ultimately gain significant advances.

14. The Chronicle, 11/16/2000: Fund Raisers Find For-Profit Jobs Give Them Best Of B When Gregory A. Schupra left his fundraising job at a community foundation be available to teach their successors important lessons about fund raising, http://philanthropy.com/free/articles/v13/i03/03002501.htm

Front Page Fund Raising Managing Nonprofit Groups Technology ... Help From the issue dated November 16, 2000 Fund Raisers Find For-Profit Jobs Give Them Best of Both Worlds By DEBRA E. BLUM and DOMENICA MARCHETTI When Gregory A. Schupra left his fund-raising job at a community foundation last year for a new job with a big bank, ALSO SEE: Chasing Charitable Assets Fees Paid to Donors' Financial Advisers Stir Debate in the Philanthropic World his colleagues in the nonprofit world teased him that he was going "to the dark side." But, says Mr. Schupra, moving from the Community Foundation for Southeastern Michigan to Comerica Bank's office in Ann Arbor, Mich., did not mean that he had to give up working in philanthropy. "I feel like I have a dream job," says the new vice president of the bank's Charitable Services Group. "I have the ability to be compensated at a level commensurate with my level of skills and abilities, and at the same time I'm still doing good work for charities around the country." Mr. Schupra is part of a growing wave of nonprofit officials who have jumped from charity development offices to the financial-services industry. As more and more banks, brokerages, mutual-fund companies, and other financial institutions create or expand services and products for the charitable market, the companies are plucking planned-giving talent from charities to run their new programs.

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16. BFA Administrator Appraisal Program (AAP) Technical Support by planning, Budget and Analysis admissions, CLE, orientation,alumni relations, teach professional responsibility, fund raising. http://www.colorado.edu/pba/aap/98desc.htm

CU-Boulder Boulder Faculty Assembly Administrator Appraisal Program Technical Support by Planning, Budget and Analysis 1998 AAP Administrator Position Descriptions Campus-Wide Administrators Richard Byyny, Chancellor Chief executive and academic officer, articulates campus vision, communicates w/campus constituencies, external relations, fundraising, insures compliance w/laws, policies. Philip DiStefano, Interim VC Academic Affairs Academic leadership for campus: academic strategic planning and budgeting; appointment and development of deans and faculty; administration of all academic policies. William Kaempfer, Associate VC Academic Affairs Integration of budget and strategic planning; coordination of college budgets; space and renovation; outcomes assessment; NCA accreditation. Todd Gleeson, Associate VC Academic Affairs Working mainly through deans, chairs, and Boulder Faculty Assembly, addresses faculty issues including tenure + promotion, sabbaticals, recruitment, program review, and mentoring. Brangwyn Foote, Assistant VC Academic Affairs

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19. Library Trends: Mutually Assured Survival: Library Fund-raising Strategies In A bases through careful planning, fund management, and diversification. But in order to be successful, librarians wishing to become fundraisers must http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1387/is_1_52/ai_111853139/pg_3

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Library Trends Summer 2003 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Philanthropy / Influence Special libraries / Finance Fund raising / International aspects Libraries / Finance Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Mutually assured survival: library fund-raising strategies in a changing economy Library Trends Summer, 2003 by Lisa Browar Samuel A. Streit Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Continued from page 2. THE NEED FOR A LONG-TERM FUND-RAISING VISION While desperate times traditionally call for desperate measures, traditional tactics such as the wholesale cancellation of important but expensive serial titles and other similarly dramatic gestures taken to mitigate rising acquisitions costs will not by themselves stanch the bleeding that research libraries are currently experiencing. Neither will piecemeal nor opportunistic fund-raising efforts mounted in support of stand-alone projects, nor those that capitalize on the whims of individual donors. The long-term survival of research library collections, programs, and services will necessitate comprehensive strategies that include not only voluntary and involuntary belt-tightening, but also a philanthropic vision that resembles a personal investment strategy as much as it does an institutional fund-raising plan.

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