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BW Considers Fundraising Professionals Club

Mitchell King, Contributing Writer
October 7, 2013

Baldwin Wallace University is looking to start a student chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals organization on campus this year.
The chapter will be co-founded by Annie Heidersbach, Director of Foundation Relations, Debbie Miller, Senior Advancement Officer in the Development Office, and Dr. Susan Oldrieve, English Department Chair.
The chapter is looking for students interested in pursuing fundraising as a career option after graduation or those seeking to gain further knowledge and skills in the areas of grant writing, proposal writing and philanthropy.
The collegiate chapter will be one facet of the AFP Greater Cleveland Chapter. AFP offers a chance to learn skills that can translate into a wide variety of jobs.
If you are interested in joining the BW student chapter of AFP or have further questions, please contact Annie Heidersbach at [email protected], Debbie Miller at [email protected] or Dr. Susan Oldrieve at [email protected].

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