Sentence examples for fundraising degree from inspiring English sources

The first thing Donna Day Lafferty, course leader of the new fundraising degree at Chichester University looks for when interviewing candidates is passion.

"I know what this is about—I think it's very clear this is, to some degree, a fundraising exercise," Arizona Senator John McCain, who spent most of Sunday sparring with Paul, told Politico.

It is likely that donors to fundraising websites experience a degree of uncertainty as to the appropriate amount to give to any given appeal and look to the previous donations made on that page to help to inform their decision.

She is currently developing the world's first undergraduate degree programme in fundraising.

Efforts were made to interfere with SCLC [Southern Christian Leadership Conference] fundraising and with the awarding of degrees and other honors to Dr. King," reads the committee report.

[The British digital teams] probably don't have that degree of leverage here because the fundraising success has not been as dramatic".

"If you're passionate about fundraising, it doesn't matter if you've got a degree or not.

Mr Barrell, 73, said his fundraising work had helped him to cope over the years "to a very large degree".

I'm going back to university part-time in September to study for a masters degree in political communications, although I'm going to continue working part-time in fundraising and communications alongside this.

Aprill holds a bachelor's degree in legal communications from Howard University and a master's degree in political communication and fundraising from The George Washington University.

She has served as an adjunct faculty member for the Nonprofit Degree and Certificate Program at North Park University in Chicago, Illinois, where she taught "Annual and Major Gifts Fundraising" and the self-designed course "Capital Campaigns for Nonprofit Organizations".