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Course Syllabus Database has launched
Submitted by Barry Varela on January 31, 2011 - 1:40pmThe Center is pleased to announce the creation of a new resource for the field, the Philanthropy Course Syllabus Database.
The Course Syllabus Database contains a collection of syllabuses for courses on philanthropy contributed by scholars from institutions nationwide, including Indiana University, the Harvard Business School, Stanford University, and Princeton University. Course titles and descriptions are fully searchable. Users can also browse by focus, keyword, institution, instructor, and year offered. The syllabuses themselves are stored as read-only PDFs behind a free registration wall.
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From Service to Organizing: The Story of Sapientis
Submitted by Christine Letts on February 18, 2010 - 10:02amAfter graduating from the Kennedy School in 2001, Kristin Ehrgood moved to Puerto Rico with her (now) husband, Vadim Nikitine, with the ambi
Perhaps Change Starts at Home: University Outreach Programs
Submitted by Christine Letts on February 16, 2010 - 9:22amMany university community involvement programs and outreach programs represent the problem I suggested in
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