September 6 Student Briefings on Andrew Carnegie. Additional readings The Gospel of Readings (originally printed in Notable American 15 Wealth. assigned to specific 1889). IU Center on Philanthropy Discussion of Debate Philanthropists students who will Assignment Essay, 1993. lead small group John Rockefeller, Difficult Art Discussion of Community “The discussions. of in Issues Research Paper Giving,” Brian O’Connell, Assignment Voluntary Spirit: A Book America’s New York: Writing tips of Readings. Foundation Center, 1983, pages Finalize issues and students 109-117. sign up for issue groups Julius of Rosenwald. “Principles Public in Giving,” Brian O’Connell, Voluntary Spirit: A Book America’s New York: of Readings. Foundation Center, 1983, pages 119-128. Notable American Philanthropists: Biographies of Giving and Robert T. Grimm, Jr, Volunteering. Editor. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2002, Pages 1-5 (Jane Addams), 52-55 (Andrew Carnegie), 256-260 (John Rockefeller Sr.), 277-280 (Julius Rosenwald), 197-200 (Mary Lyon), 107-112 (Mary Garrett), and (Hector Garcia). September Students will adopt the See above (class 6) readings. 7 N/A The Great Debate 20 perspective of a famous American philanthropist and participate in a debate. September 8 Case analysis discussion Case Study, KSG 1551: Family Case Analysis Assignment in Governance Issues 22 Decision making exercise Foundation Governance at the J.M. ELMS. Due via and Decision Questions on Community Kaplan Fund (on ELMS) ELMS by 1:00 on Making Issues Research Paper? Decision Making readings on September 22 Student feedback on class so ELMS far Community Issues Research Paper Due by Sunday, September 25th@ Midnight. Assignment sheet is on ELMS and via ELMS – we will discuss in class. Teaching team will post each of the papers in ELMS for all students to read by 9/29 September The Hestia Fund (this is one of the 9 Discussion of Hestia and its N/A readings you must purchase) Hestia, A Giving 27 impact on our decisions Circle Case Study Class decides what method it will use to choose the issue for our class philanthropic fund
6 Notable American Philanthropists September 15 Student Briefings on Readings Discussion of Debate Assignment Discussion of Community Issues Research Paper Assignment Writing tips Finalize issues and students sign up for issue groups Andrew Carnegie. The Gospel of Wealth. (originally printed in 1889). IU Center on Philanthropy Essay, 1993. John Rockefeller, “The Difficult Art of Giving,” in Brian O’Connell, America’s Voluntary Spirit: A Book of Readings. New York: Foundation Center, 1983, pages 109-117. Julius Rosenwald. “Principles of Public Giving,” in Brian O’Connell, America’s Voluntary Spirit: A Book of Readings. New York: Foundation Center, 1983, pages 119-128. Notable American Philanthropists: Biographies of Giving and Volunteering. Robert T. Grimm, Jr, Editor. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press, 2002, Pages 1-5 (Jane Addams), 52-55 (Andrew Carnegie), 256-260 (John Rockefeller Sr.), 277-280 (Julius Rosenwald), 197-200 (Mary Lyon), 107-112 (Mary Garrett), and (Hector Garcia). Additional readings assigned to specific students who will lead small group discussions. 7 The Great Debate September 20 Students will adopt the perspective of a famous American philanthropist and participate in a debate. See above (class 6) readings. N/A 8 Governance Issues and Decision Making September 22 Case analysis discussion Decision making exercise Questions on Community Issues Research Paper? Student feedback on class so far Case Study, KSG 1551: Family Foundation Governance at the J.M. Kaplan Fund (on ELMS) Decision Making readings on ELMS Case Analysis Assignment in ELMS. Due via ELMS by 1:00 on September 22 Community Issues Research Paper – Due via ELMS by Sunday, September 25th@ Midnight. Assignment sheet is on ELMS and we will discuss in class. Teaching team will post each of the papers in ELMS for all students to read by 9/29 9 Hestia, A Giving Circle Case Study September 27 Discussion of Hestia and its impact on our decisions Class decides what method it will use to choose the issue for our class philanthropic fund The Hestia Fund (this is one of the readings you must purchase) N/A