UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS
MEETING OF THE
ADVANCEMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS
COMMITTEE
MARCH 24, 2015
ADVANCEMENT AND COMMUNICATIONS COMMITTEE
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
10:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Auditorium of the Albert & Shirley Small
Special Collections Library, Harrison Institute
Committee Members:
John A. Griffin, Co-Chair
John L. Nau III, Co-Chair
Frank B. Atkinson
Helen E. Dragas
Bobbie G. Kilberg
Edward D. Miller, M.D.
George Keith Martin, Ex-officio
William B. Fryer, Consulting Member
Christopher P. Holstege, M.D.,
Faculty Consulting Member
AGENDA
PAGE
I.
REMARKS BY THE COMMITTEE CO-CHAIRS (Mr. Nau and
Mr. Griffin)
1
II.
REPORT ON THE COUNCIL OF FOUNDATIONS (Mr. Nau to
introduce Mr. William B. Fryer; Mr. Fryer to report)
2
III. REPORT BY THE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT FOR UNIVERSITY
ADVANCEMENT (Mr. Sweeney to introduce Mr. Mark M.
Luellen; Messrs. Sweeney and Luellen to report)
3
IV.
REPORT ON ALUMNI AND PARENT ENGAGEMENT (Mr. Nau to
introduce Ms. Mary Elizabeth Luzar and Ms. Cynthia S.
Fredrick; Ms. Luzar and Ms. Fredrick to report)
10
V.
REPORT BY THE CHIEF COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER (Mr. Martel)
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
BOARD MEETING:
March 24, 2015
COMMITTEE:
Advancement and Communications
AGENDA ITEM:
I. Remarks by the Committee Co-Chairs
ACTION REQUIRED:
None
BACKGROUND: The Committee co-chairs will welcome guests and
provide an overview of the meeting agenda.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
BOARD MEETING:
March 24, 2015
COMMITTEE:
Advancement and Communications
AGENDA ITEM:
II. Report on the Council of Foundations
ACTION REQUIRED:
None
BACKGROUND: The Council of Foundations brings together
representatives from University-related fundraising foundations
for discussions of common concern, including, but not limited
to, fundraising and other topics that support goals which
benefit the University.
DISCUSSION: Mr. Fryer will provide an update on collaborative
initiatives related to advancement involving University
leadership, school deans, school-based foundations, and
University Advancement.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
BOARD MEETING:
March 24, 2015
COMMITTEE:
Advancement and Communications
AGENDA ITEM:
III. Report by the Senior Vice President
for University Advancement
ACTION REQUIRED:
None
DISCUSSION: Mr. Sweeney will report on FY 2015 philanthropic
cash flow, new commitments, and annual giving through January
31, 2015.
Philanthropic cash flow measures actual gifts received by
the University during a specific fiscal year. It includes cash
or cash equivalents received for philanthropic purposes; it
does not include pledges or future support (bequest
expectancies, annuities, etc.).
Through January 31, 2015, cash flow for FY 2015 was $ 149.5
million, a 31% increase over the same period last fiscal year.
Total new commitments through January 31 were up 25% at $130.7
million, including $101.5 million in new gifts and $26.2
million in future support.
Annual giving at U.Va. is defined as giving to annually
flagged accounts at the University. Annually flagged accounts
are those that hold funds that are available for current use
and immediately expendable; those allocations can be restricted
or unrestricted. Endowment and capital accounts are not
considered annual and are not included in annual giving
reports. On January 31, 2015, annual giving for FY 2015 (all
purposes/all donors) stood at nearly $41.2 million, an increase
of 13% over the same period last fiscal year. Annual gifts
were received this period from 35,046 donors.
Mr. Luellen will provide updates to University
Advancement’s report presented to the Committee at its
September 2014 meeting.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
RECTOR AND VISITORS AND ALL UNIVERSITY‐RELATED FOUNDATIONS
Fundraising Progress Report
For the Fiscal Year Through January 31, 2015
School/Area
4
Architecture School / Foundation
College of Arts and Sciences / Foundation
Blandy Farm / Fdn of the State Arboretum
McIntire School of Commerce / Foundation
School of Continuing & Professional Studies
Darden School / Foundation
Curry School of Education / Foundation
Engineering School / Foundation
Law School / Foundation
Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy
Health System:
Children's Hospital
Medical School / Foundation
Medical Center
School of Nursing
Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
Virginia Health Foundation
Subtotal for Health System
Athletics / Foundation
Jefferson Scholars Foundation
Miller Center / Foundation
Rector and Visitors
Center for Politics
Historic Preservation
Fralin Museum of Art
University Library
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Women's Center
UVa Fund
Alumni Association
Va's College at Wise / Foundation
Totals
Cash Flow (1)
Non-Binding Commitments
New Future Support (2)
1,138,253.11
21,629,685.39
203,280.43
4,717,957.12
2,270.88
9,680,708.06
4,150,723.13
7,499,732.37
8,135,515.49
1,123,759.48
91,666.66
2,445,196.36
0.00
3,167,529.47
0.00
711,595.17
67,559.65
215,996.92
1,239,685.30
305.85
0.00
1,115,000.00
0.00
785,467.50
0.00
0.00
69,580.26
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1,268,121.00
0.00
1,417,001.00
0.00
5,000.00
500,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
607,470.44
26,067,998.52
1,452,711.55
2,206,440.94
9,321.00
1,707.00
30,345,649.45
18,665,126.20
5,927,010.19
2,028,860.17
13,382,379.33
185,758.05
1,794,947.78
1,059,261.69
1,725,870.68
499,630.49
98,862.91
8,146,132.60
1,793,294.97
5,584,603.55
$149,519,273.52
2,899.33
862,092.43
262,500.00
166,330.09
1,250.00
0.00
1,295,071.85
6,420,352.79
356,247.12
214,204.95
646,565.25
6,405.00
552,295.74
80,096.07
32,515.75
83,005.00
4,090.30
167,811.54
504,574.17
280,912.02
$18,583,682.93
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
256,666.67
0.00
51,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
$2,277,714.43
0.00
7,525,000.00
0.00
1,400,000.00
0.00
0.00
8,925,000.00
256,366.66
2,431,500.00
0.00
960,000.00
0.00
0.00
150,000.00
200,000.00
50,000.00
0.00
10,000.00
0.00
0.00
$16,172,988.66
(1) Gifts, Pledge Payments, Private Grants, Deferred (Irrevocable) Gifts
(2) Expectancies (Revocable Gifts)
New Pledge Balances
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
RECTOR AND VISITORS AND ALL UNIVERSITY‐RELATED FOUNDATIONS
Philanthropic Cash Flow Report
Comparison By School/Area 2014‐15 To 2013‐14
School/Area
5
Architecture School / Foundation
College of Arts and Sciences / Foundation
Blandy Farm / Fdn of the State Arboretum
McIntire School of Commerce / Foundation
School of Continuing & Professional Studies
Darden School / Foundation
Curry School of Education / Foundation
Engineering School / Foundation
Law School / Foundation
Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy
Health System:
Children's Hospital
Medical School / Foundation
Medical Center
School of Nursing
Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
Virginia Health Foundation
Subtotal for Health System
Athletics / Foundation
Jefferson Scholars Foundation
Miller Center / Foundation
Rector and Visitors
Center for Politics
Historic Preservation
Fralin Museum of Art
University Library
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Women's Center
UVa Fund
Alumni Association
UVa's College at Wise / Foundation
Totals
July 1, 2014 thru
January 31, 2015
1,138,253.11
21,629,685.39
203,280.43
4,717,957.12
2,270.88
9,680,708.06
4,150,723.13
7,499,732.37
8,135,515.49
1,123,759.48
July 1, 2013 thru
January 31, 2014
881,826.43
18,003,702.81
21,432.00
5,305,740.21
30,283.88
7,899,595.98
1,596,670.63
4,580,441.40
11,023,640.78
110,180.23
$ Increase
(Decrease)
256,426.68
3,625,982.58
181,848.43
‐587,783.09
‐28,013.00
1,781,112.08
2,554,052.50
2,919,290.97
‐2,888,125.29
1,013,579.25
607,470.44
26,067,998.52
1,452,711.55
2,206,440.94
9,321.00
1,707.00
30,345,649.45
18,665,126.20
5,927,010.19
2,028,860.17
13,382,379.33
185,758.05
1,794,947.78
1,059,261.69
1,725,870.68
499,630.49
98,862.91
8,146,132.60
1,793,294.97
5,584,603.55
$149,519,273.52
586,518.04
16,658,409.73
1,220,724.19
1,349,096.30
81,998.78
6,444.83
19,903,191.87
13,515,512.05
4,986,121.54
1,704,297.75
9,669,706.02
211,369.84
1,964,439.14
728,145.57
1,004,487.47
1,622,658.81
268,598.94
3,860,700.67
1,286,149.50
3,978,471.90
$114,157,365.42
20,952.40
9,409,588.79
231,987.36
857,344.64
‐72,677.78
‐4,737.83
10,442,457.58
5,149,614.15
940,888.65
324,562.42
3,712,673.31
‐25,611.79
‐169,491.36
331,116.12
721,383.21
‐1,123,028.32
‐169,736.03
4,285,431.93
507,145.47
1,606,131.65
$35,361,908.10
Includes Gifts, Pledge Payments, Private Grants, Deferred (Irrevocable) Gifts
% Increase
(Decrease)
29.08
20.14
848.49
‐11.08
‐92.50
22.55
159.96
63.73
‐26.20
919.93
3.57
56.49
19.00
63.55
‐88.63
‐73.51
52.47
38.10
18.87
19.04
38.39
‐12.12
‐8.63
45.47
71.82
‐69.21
‐63.19
111.00
39.43
40.37
30.98%
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
RECTOR AND VISITORS AND ALL UNIVERSITY‐RELATED FOUNDATIONS
New Commitment Progress Report
For the Fiscal Year Through January 31, 2015
School/Area
6
Architecture School / Foundation
College of Arts and Sciences / Foundation
Blandy Farm / Fdn of the State Arboretum
McIntire School of Commerce / Foundation
School of Continuing & Professional Studies
Darden School / Foundation
Curry School of Education / Foundation
Engineering School / Foundation
Law School / Foundation
Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy
Health System:
Children's Hospital
Medical School / Foundation
Medical Center
School of Nursing
Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
Virginia Health Foundation
Subtotal for Health System
Athletics / Foundation
Jefferson Scholars Foundation
Miller Center / Foundation
Rector and Visitors
Center for Politics
Historic Preservation
Fralin Museum of Art
University Library
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Women's Center
UVa Fund
Alumni Association
UVa's College at Wise / Foundation
Totals
1,037,457.96
17,411,627.59
83,486.65
7,825,620.64
2,244.88
5,363,527.63
3,810,094.57
6,372,152.86
6,700,083.43
121,871.67
914,588.33
12,328,671.76
83,486.65
3,665,981.21
2,244.88
3,585,001.47
3,617,754.58
6,031,605.29
4,846,869.27
121,472.22
122,869.63
3,512,955.83
0.00
3,259,639.43
0.00
1,778,526.16
111,163.02
340,547.57
1,853,214.16
399.45
New Non-Binding
Commitments
0.00
1,570,000.00
0.00
900,000.00
0.00
0.00
81,176.97
0.00
0.00
0.00
565,598.78
26,191,735.09
1,095,832.52
943,791.60
9,571.00
1,707.00
28,808,235.99
19,449,345.92
2,957,186.74
1,365,517.74
10,297,945.52
189,132.91
1,867,549.23
1,316,484.35
1,473,927.17
570,735.49
92,797.59
8,082,421.54
2,067,173.35
3,442,226.57
$130,708,847.99
560,866.12
24,077,851.76
575,732.52
770,736.18
8,321.00
1,707.00
25,995,214.58
11,504,248.10
1,949,686.74
1,081,132.71
8,928,091.83
181,027.91
1,038,282.07
1,216,388.28
1,414,616.55
471,120.49
87,707.29
7,814,702.40
1,537,962.52
3,073,871.57
$101,491,728.70
4,732.66
2,113,883.33
520,100.00
173,055.42
1,250.00
0.00
2,813,021.41
7,945,097.82
1,007,500.00
284,385.03
1,069,853.69
8,105.00
729,267.16
100,096.07
59,310.62
99,615.00
5,090.30
267,719.14
529,210.83
368,155.00
$26,265,742.32
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
300,000.00
0.00
100,000.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
200.00
$2,951,376.97
Commitments
New Gifts (1)
(1) New Gifts, private grants, bequests and deferred (irrevocable) gifts. Pledge payments are excluded.
(2) Original pledge amounts of new pledges recorded during the fiscal year‐to‐date.
New Pledges (2)
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
RECTOR AND VISITORS AND ALL UNIVERSITY‐RELATED FOUNDATIONS
New Commitment Comparison Report
Comparison By School/Area 2014‐15 To 2013‐14
School/Area
7
Architecture School / Foundation
College of Arts and Sciences / Foundation
Blandy Farm / Fdn of the State Arboretum
McIntire School of Commerce / Foundation
School of Continuing & Professional Studies
Darden School / Foundation
Curry School of Education / Foundation
Engineering School / Foundation
Law School / Foundation
Batten School of Leadership & Public Policy
Health System:
Children's Hospital
Medical School / Foundation
Medical Center
School of Nursing
Claude Moore Health Sciences Library
Virginia Health Foundation
Subtotal for Health System
Athletics / Foundation
Jefferson Scholars Foundation
Miller Center / Foundation
Rector and Visitors
Center for Politics
Historic Preservation
Fralin Museum of Art
University Library
Virginia Foundation for the Humanities
Women's Center
UVa Fund
Alumni Association
UVa's College at Wise / Foundation
Totals
July 1, 2014 thru
January 31, 2015
1,037,457.96
17,411,627.59
83,486.65
7,825,620.64
2,244.88
5,363,527.63
3,810,094.57
6,372,152.86
6,700,083.43
121,871.67
July 1, 2013 thru
January 31, 2014
809,576.82
16,715,612.69
21,432.00
5,103,310.27
30,233.88
6,862,987.75
1,723,902.00
3,365,391.12
10,894,985.74
103,819.33
$ Increase
(Decrease)
227,881.14
696,014.90
62,054.65
2,722,310.37
-27,989.00
-1,499,460.12
2,086,192.57
3,006,761.74
-4,194,902.31
18,052.34
565,598.78
26,191,735.09
1,095,832.52
943,791.60
9,571.00
1,707.00
28,808,235.99
19,449,345.92
2,957,186.74
1,365,517.74
10,297,945.52
189,132.91
1,867,549.23
1,316,484.35
1,473,927.17
570,735.49
92,797.59
8,082,421.54
2,067,173.35
3,442,226.57
$130,708,847.99
650,953.04
16,991,408.58
961,878.02
1,111,754.45
3,709.00
61,444.83
19,781,147.92
8,546,137.52
4,693,754.35
1,443,344.87
9,979,479.14
211,574.71
2,509,973.80
827,003.13
509,851.79
1,658,044.22
113,328.87
3,950,649.59
1,517,742.89
3,053,494.55
$104,426,778.95
-85,354.26
9,200,326.51
133,954.50
-167,962.85
5,862.00
-59,737.83
9,027,088.07
10,903,208.40
-1,736,567.61
-77,827.13
318,466.38
-22,441.80
-642,424.57
489,481.22
964,075.38
-1,087,308.73
-20,531.28
4,131,771.95
549,430.46
388,732.02
$26,282,069.04
New Gifts, private grants, bequests and deferred (irrevocable) gifts. Pledge payments are excluded.
Original pledge amounts of new pledges recorded during the fiscal year‐to‐date.
% Increase
(Decrease)
28.15
4.16
289.54
53.34
-92.57
-21.85
121.02
89.34
-38.50
17.39
-13.11
54.15
13.93
-15.11
158.05
-97.22
45.63
127.58
-37.00
-5.39
3.19
-10.61
-25.59
59.19
189.09
-65.58
-18.12
104.58
36.20
12.73
25.17%
UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT REPORT ON INITIATIVES,
COLLABORATION, AND CAMPAIGN PREPARATION
Targeted Fundraising Highlights
•
•
•
Parent giving to the Parents Fund increased 12% through December 2014.
Number of parents giving over $5K to the Parents Committee increased 40% through
December 2014.
Documented $19.8 million in bequest expectancies through December 2014; $21.5
million was documented for the entire previous fiscal year.
Restructuring & Rebuilding
Hired since September 2014
• Assistant Director, Advancement Community Learning
• Assistant Director of Reunions Giving
• Associate Director of Development for Need-Based Scholarships
• Associate Director of Development for the Jeffersonian Grounds Initiative
• Associate Director of Gift Planning (2)
• Director of Foundation Relations
• Senior Global Advancement Officer (funded by the Provost’s Office)
Positions currently in the interview stage
• Associate Director of Development for Faculty Excellence
• Associate Director of Development for Need-Based Scholarships
• Bicentennial Ambassadors (2)
• Director of Development for the Batten School (funded by the Batten School)
• Director of Development for the Parents Program
Positions to be posted before June 2015
• Associate Director of Gift Planning
Interview committees for these positions have had school/unit/foundation representation,
including staff from the College, Darden, the Health System, Law, and McIntire. All of these
recent hires were funded from internal restructuring and reallocation of resources; no new
funding was required.
Organizational Discipline
•
•
•
Activity level (personal visits) for preexisting University Advancement staff is up
approximately 20% through the end of February, using new performance metrics. The
new metrics are applied to all new staff.
Utilization of technology has improved; for example, the average time to document
travel follow-up has gone from over 18 days last year to slightly over six days this year.
Annual travel plans have been established and modified mid-year.
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UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT REPORT ON INITIATIVES,
COLLABORATION, AND CAMPAIGN PREPARATION
Cross-Grounds Collaboration
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Completed assessment of school/unit/foundation professional development needs across
Grounds.
Established a Curriculum Advisory Group for professional development opportunities,
with representation from the Alumni Association, Athletics, the College, Curry, Darden,
the Health System, and University Advancement.
Since July 1, 2014, delivered 27 professional development workshops, webinars, and
community of practice meetings, with over 500 advancement staff representing all
schools and major programs.
Provided individual orientation for 15 new development professionals across Grounds,
including from Architecture, the College, Darden, the Health System, and Nursing.
Held a mini-retreat in February to review operational policies and procedures for
development officers prior to the campaign; task force consists of representatives from
the College, Darden, the Health System, and University Advancement.
Launched Fundraising Leadership Program for emerging development leaders across
Grounds; includes participants from the Alumni Association, the Arts, Athletics, the
College, Contemplative Sciences, Engineering, Law, and Need-Based Scholarships.
Initiated a redesign of the Advancement Community intranet, which provides access to
a host of resources for all community members.
Retooled the monthly principal prospect report to improve communication between
senior leadership, deans, and development officers regarding activity involving
leadership donors.
Engaged in several successful Arts-related initiatives:
o Established Arts Endowment with $600K in commitments
o Started the UVa Arts magazine
o Added five new members to the Arts Council
o Saw 14% increase in giving to the Virginia Film Festival and 100% increase in
corporate sponsorship of the Heritage Theatre Festival
Campaign Planning
•
•
•
•
Recruitment for a Steering Committee to drive the evolution of the National Committee
on University Resources (NCOUR) has begun.
Within the last month, NCOUR chair Peter Grant has contacted over half of the 25
individuals targeted for the Steering Committee; we have almost unanimous support to
be involved.
Individual meetings with deans and chief development officers regarding campaign
planning will be underway soon.
A summer retreat with the deans regarding campaign planning is in the initial planning
stages.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
BOARD MEETING:
March 24, 2015
COMMITTEE:
Advancement and Communications
AGENDA ITEM:
IV. Report on Alumni and Parent Engagement
ACTION REQUIRED:
None
BACKGROUND: Formed on July 4, 1838, the Alumni Association of
the University of Virginia was the sixth such group organized
in the United States. In partnership with the University of
Virginia, and through its own mission and goals, the Alumni
Association plays an active role in the institution’s future.
Created in 2005 as a result of the Alumni Relations Task
Force, the Office of Engagement and Annual Giving is a
department of University Advancement and works in partnership
with the Alumni Association, schools, and units to deliver high
quality, comprehensive, and diverse alumni and parent
engagement programming.
DISCUSSION: Ms. Luzar, Director of Student and Young Alumni
Programs at the Alumni Association and Adviser to the FourthYear Trustees, and Ms. Fredrick, Associate Vice President for
Engagement and Annual Giving in University Advancement, will
introduce student engagement programs within their respective
organizations. Current student leaders in those programs will
report in further detail on their activities.
On behalf of the Alumni Association, Class of 2015 Vice
President Blake Griggs (A&S) and Class of 2015 President Will
Laverack (A&S) will provide an overview of the programs and
activities sponsored by the Class Councils and Trustees, and
reflect on their personal experiences leading the Councils.
The mission of the Class Councils and Trustees is to build
unity and community within their respective undergraduate
classes, as well as to foster a lifelong connection to the
University. The class president and vice president select 5570 students for the Council, ensuring that the group is
demographically representative of their class. To build their
communities and advance the University’s goals, Council members
and Trustees collaborate closely with the Office of the Dean of
Students, University Career Services, the Athletics Department,
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University Advancement, school-based foundations, and the
Office of Major Events. The Councils are sponsored by the
Alumni Association and the University. They are led by the
class officers and receive co-advising from Alumni Association
and Office of the Dean of Students staff.
The four groups plan, implement, and promote educational,
social, and philanthropic activities with special relevance for
their classmates. In 2013-2014, there were just over 250
members of the Class Councils/Trustees, and they implemented
over 160 events. Activities included study abroad workshops,
study breaks, class dinners, Lighting of the Lawn in December,
the Ring Ceremony for third-years, and workshops on topics,
such as resumé preparation and personal finance. Fourth-Year
Trustees develop and raise funds for the class giving program,
plan Finals Weekend activities, and focus on bringing the
graduating class together. Councils communicate frequently
with class members via class e-newsletters and websites.
On behalf of the Office of Engagement and Annual Giving,
UVaClubs Student Ambassadors President Helen Kang (Commerce
‘15) and UVaClubs Student Ambassadors Director of Social
Activities Rafat Khan (Commerce ‘15) will provide an overview
of the UVaClubs Student Ambassador program and describe their
personal experiences as student ambassadors.
The UVaClubs Student Ambassador program was established in
2010 to strengthen the connection between University of
Virginia alumni, parents, and current students. The program is
sponsored by the Office of Engagement within University
Advancement and is led by student leaders. Student ambassadors
are selected through a competitive interview process, complete
a 10-hour training program, and are assigned to serve as
liaisons with UVaClubs around the world. In 2014-15, there are
213 student ambassadors representing 32 states and 20 countries
ranging from Atlanta, Georgia to Bangkok, Thailand.
The UVaClubs Student Ambassadors share their student
experience with incoming students, alumni, parents, and friends
in local communities by speaking at UVaClub summer student
send-offs and attending UVaClub events during school breaks.
Ambassadors also participate in activities on Grounds, such as
Lawn Society tours and luncheons, make congratulatory calls to
accepted students, volunteer with Cavalier Cares through the
UVaClub of Charlottesville, and help with UVaExpress and the
International Welcome Dinner.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
BOARD OF VISITORS AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY
BOARD MEETING:
March 24, 2015
COMMITTEE:
Advancement and Communications
AGENDA ITEM:
V. Report by the Chief Communications
Officer
ACTION REQUIRED:
None
DISCUSSION: Mr. Martel will present an 18-month strategic
planning and priorities roadmap for University Communications.
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