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UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT. Robert J. Nava Vice President. University Advancement Mission Statement. University Advancement is responsible for creating awareness and generating support for SF State’s academic, research and public service missions.

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UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT

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  1. UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT Robert J. Nava Vice President

  2. University Advancement Mission Statement • University Advancement is responsible for creating awareness and generating support for SF State’s academic, research and public service missions. • Our strategic goals are to instill well-deserved pride in University accomplishments, strengthen awareness and support among the University's key stakeholders, and build a culture of philanthropy and support for SF State. • This is accomplished through strategic efforts that incorporate communications, government and community relations, development and alumni relations.

  3. University Advancement Mission Statement In essence, University Advancement • Develops, disseminates, protects the SF STATE Brand • Develops relationships • Generates resources

  4. San Francisco State University University Advancement Organizational Chart President Robert A. Corrigan Vice President University Advancement Robert J. Nava University Advancement Debbie Chaw, Chief of Operations Alumni Relations & Annual Giving Doug Hupke, Director Government & Community Relations Lisbet Sunshine, Director Special Events & Commencement Norma Siani, Director University Communications Ellen Griffin, Director University Development Donna Blakemore, Assoc. VP

  5. Highlightsof 2010-11 • Total raised was $14,285,630, exceeding our goal by 13.4%. • A $5,000,000 gift from Kay Takeyama Dilena, Ph.D. was the largest contribution to the University. • The total number of gifts at 10,282 made for a record-setting year, a 13% increase over FY 20090-10. • The number of Emeriti Faculty donors increased by 87%. • Gifts to restricted endowments represented 51% of the total at $7,193,270 raised. • Twenty-two percent (22%) of all gifts went to academic divisions.

  6. Five-Year Comparison by Total Raised

  7. Five-Year Comparison by Number of Gifts

  8. Ten Largest Gifts

  9. Analysis by Source

  10. UNIVERSITY ADVANCEMENT COMMENTS

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