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Core Curriculum
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A rigorous curriculum is offered through monthly sessions during the academic year focused on universal components of development work. The components of the curriculum is based on the assumption that basic knowledge of key development practices have already been mastered.
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Sample Course Descriptions
Each year, the curriculum committee reviews courses and subjects covered. Courses and topics may change in response to trends, evaluation feedback, or leadership/community input.
Spring 2020 | One Size Doesn’t Fit All in Fundraising
Presented
by Lynette Adams (pictured right), Director of Development, Community
College of Aurora and Adjunct Faculty, University of Denver University
College
Your donors are not the same, and your fundraising approach shouldn't be, either. The truth is, from the Matures to Generation Z, giving looks different. Different generations are motivated to give for different reasons. They also give in very different ways. How can you build impactful and sustainable relationships with each generation? In this session, learn how to understand their different paths to philanthropy and how to engage them as loyal and long-term donors to your cause.
ILD is pleased to partner with AFP to offer special spring sessions. ILD covers the cost for the first 20 participants from either the current class or alumni communities.
Class of 2020 members left to right, Rachel Rooney, Project Angel Heart; Sue Samaneigo, Colorado Northwestern Community College; Katie DiMercurio, Boulder Voices for Children; Megan Fevurly, Denver Performing Arts Center; and Jennifer Reed, SafeHouse Denver, Inc.
Long-time favorite ILD faculty member Lori Zahn, Founder, Perceptive Leaders facilitating group exercises around Emergenetics during the first on-campus course of the year.