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On January 24, 2024, the NKU Scripps Howard Center for Civic Engagement hosted a webinar to introduce experiential philanthropy as a way of teaching for other universities and to support those already teaching with this approach.
Below are links to this webinar, broken up by topic and also the full webinar. Videos include an NKU Faculty Panel, a Research Panel, and a Student Panel.
If you have any questions about this webinar, contact us at engage@nku.edu.
NKU Faculty Panel
This faculty panel discusses teaching with student philanthropy and examples of how it is being done at Northern Kentucky University. Some topics of this discussion include: What do you teach and how do you add student philanthropy? What value is this addition? What have your students learned from this experience?
These Northern Kentucky University faculty are:
Research Panel
This panel discusses how their universities are using the learning by giving and experiential philanthropy teaching models in their classrooms
and how it is affecting student learning outcomes.
This research panel consists of:
Student Panel
This panel consists of three Northern Kentucky University students who participated in the Mayerson Student Philanthropy Program with Dr. Rebecca Bailey, professor of history. The students are: Katrina Kursell, Rebecca Gallaher, and Hailey McElhiney.
Full Webinar (2 hours, 36 minutes).
Northern Kentucky University
Griffin Hall, Fifth Floor
Nunn Drive
Highland Heights, KY 41099
Phone: (859) 572-1448
E-mail: engage@nku.edu
