$283,680
granted
$283,680
granted
94
course participants
4
classes offered
University | Course | Students Enrolled |
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University of Notre DameFall 2019 | Philanthropy: Society & the Common GoodDepartments: Hesburgh Program in Public ServiceJonathan Hannah | 25 students |
University of Notre DameFall 2020 | Philanthropy & the Common GoodDepartments: Hesburgh Program in Public ServiceJonathan Hannah | 23 students |
University of Notre DameFall 2021 | Philanthropy & the Common GoodDepartments: Public Service, Political Science Jonathan Hannah | 22 students |
University of Notre DameFall 2022 | Philanthropy and the Common GoodDepartments: Public Service, Political ScienceJonathan Hannah | 24 students |
Philanthropy: Society & the Common Good
Taught by Jonathan Hannah
Department of the Hesburgh Program in Public Service, Political Science, Constitutional Studies
Jonathan Hannah is Director of AmPhil’s Center for Civil Society. He leads online and in-person educational events for fundraisers, nonprofit professionals, donors, and others interested in philanthropy and civil society. He has extensive experience in grant writing and university capital campaigns. Prior to AmPhil, Jonathan worked as a policy analyst at a large grantmaking foundation. He has also worked in corporate and foundation relations at Lewis University, was Director of Foundation Relations at the University of Notre Dame, and worked as a Program Director at the Notre Dame Law School. He has taught business communication courses, and teaches an undergraduate experiential learning course on Philanthropy & the Common Good in Notre Dame’s College of Arts & Letters. Jonathan holds a B.A. in Political Science from Saint Xavier University, an M.Sc. in Management from Lewis University, a J.D. from the University of Detroit Mercy, and an LL.M. from the University of Notre Dame. His writing on philanthropy has appeared in Philanthropy Daily, Real Clear Policy, and Public Discourse. He resides just outside of South Bend, Indiana with his wife and son. In his spare time he enjoys exploring America’s National Parks.
Click here to view the Notre Dame Philanthropy & The Common Good Page.
Each student randomly assigned an individual assignment early in the semester that helps the class in the grantmaking process
Each group picks at least two local orgs to visit
Throughout the course of the semester, they Board has six formal board meetings
Restrictions
Students volunteer at a prior grant recipient and write a reflection about their experience