What was the average gift size of an Annual Fund gift in FY09?
What is our mascot's full name and his country of origin?
Name the days of the week that student callers do not call?
What is the name of our newest program and how many consecutive years do donors give to be a part of the program?
What is our gift goal in dollars (production) for 2010?
One of our new features on the web site is an appeal clickable. What appeal clickable is currently on our web site?
How many Annual Fund gifts were given in FY09?
What is the tag line to our mission statement?
Who are we partnering with for our Spring appeal?
Name the biannual event held by Annual Programs that allows faculty and staff to live the life of a student caller for one afternoon?
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Answers (in order of questions asked)
117.09
Il Porcellino, Italy
Friday and Saturday
Thoroughreds, 3
2 million dollars
Library
9879 gifts
Every person, every gift matters.
Alumni Association
ThankAThon
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How many did you know?
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
I'm a student worker at the Annual Fund...
Beth Horton, a junior here at the University of Arkansas, shares what it means to her to be a student worker for the Office of Annual Programs:
I began working in the Office of Annual Programs in November of 2008. I primarily write letters to donors, work with staff members on solicitations and assist with events. While working here, I?ve learned a lot of lessons that will help me in the real world. Working in a big office with many departments has taught me that while everyone may work on a separate task, in the end, we all have the same goal for the university. I?ve also had the opportunity to learn more about the production side of things, such as how much work goes into creating appeals and planning and preparing for campus events.
Working in the Office of Annual Programs has really opened my eyes to the dedication and hard work that goes into raising private gift support so students like me can fulfill their dreams of receiving a college education. When I started working here, there were only two other employees working with the Annual Fund, and today there are four. With every new position, I see more opportunity to help raise money for the university and steward our generous donors.
It is rewarding to work in such a creative atmosphere where my efforts help my fellow classmates. I?m amazed to see how much everyone in Development loves the University of Arkansas, and how much energy everyone puts into making our school better for current students like me, and students to come. I?m very proud to work here, and I could not have asked for a better job during college.
I began working in the Office of Annual Programs in November of 2008. I primarily write letters to donors, work with staff members on solicitations and assist with events. While working here, I?ve learned a lot of lessons that will help me in the real world. Working in a big office with many departments has taught me that while everyone may work on a separate task, in the end, we all have the same goal for the university. I?ve also had the opportunity to learn more about the production side of things, such as how much work goes into creating appeals and planning and preparing for campus events.
Working in the Office of Annual Programs has really opened my eyes to the dedication and hard work that goes into raising private gift support so students like me can fulfill their dreams of receiving a college education. When I started working here, there were only two other employees working with the Annual Fund, and today there are four. With every new position, I see more opportunity to help raise money for the university and steward our generous donors.
It is rewarding to work in such a creative atmosphere where my efforts help my fellow classmates. I?m amazed to see how much everyone in Development loves the University of Arkansas, and how much energy everyone puts into making our school better for current students like me, and students to come. I?m very proud to work here, and I could not have asked for a better job during college.
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