Sept. 1 2 Robert N/A Payton. “Dialogue Between the Head and the Your Philanthropic Heart,” Questions about syllabus Philanthropy: Voluntary Action for Autobiography Your “Philanthropic New York: the Public Good. Autobiography” Macmillan Publishing Company, Head and Heart Discussion 1987, pages 141-146. Overview of case study Noah Drezner. “Thurgood Marshall: A Study of Philanthropy through assignment Racial Uplift," Uplifting a People: Sign up for “extra readings” African American Philanthropy and Ropes course waivers Education. New York: Peter Lang, 2005, Pages 89-100. Sept. 6 Ropes Course, meet at the Begin doing the reading for 3 Outdoor Adventure Center Have some fun and Thursday, you have 40 pages of get to know each fairly challenging ready. Plus, some other of you will have “additional readings” 4 Sept. 8 Discussion of readings Robert Payton and Michael Moody. Additional readings Is there a Understanding Philanthropy. assigned to specific Students lead small groups difference between students who will Bloomington: Indiana University to discuss additional charity and lead small group Press, 2008, 16-19, 75-95 readings philanthropy? Is discussions. Nathaniel Hawthorne. “The Snow one better than the Hand out blog schedule The Snow Image and Image,” other? How do Columbus: Ohio Uncollected Tales. different cultures State University Press, 1970, pages and religions 7-25. practice philanthropy? 5 Sept. 13 Case Discussion or a First Leadership “An Inspired Model… Misguided One? Oprah Winfrey’s Case Assignment What makes a Dream School for Impoverished due via ELMS by social investment South African at Girls.” Purchase 1:00pm on inspired or Harvard Business Publishing. September 13th misguided? and False McGuffy’s Reader. “True in Philanthropy,” Brian O’Connell, America’s Voluntary Spirit: A Book New York: of Readings. Foundation Center, 1983, pages Thomas Kelley, “There’s No Such Thing as ‘Bad Charity,’” Amy Kass, ed. Giving Well and Doing Good. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2008, 245-247.
2 Your Philanthropic Autobiography Sept. 1 Questions about syllabus Your “Philanthropic Autobiography” Head and Heart Discussion Overview of case study assignment Sign up for “extra readings” Ropes course waivers Robert Payton. “Dialogue Between the Head and the Heart,” Philanthropy: Voluntary Action for the Public Good. New York: Macmillan Publishing Company, 1987, pages 141-146. Noah Drezner. “Thurgood Marshall: A Study of Philanthropy through Racial Uplift," Uplifting a People: African American Philanthropy and Education. New York: Peter Lang, 2005, Pages 89-100. N/A 3 Have some fun and get to know each other Sept. 6 Ropes Course, meet at the Outdoor Adventure Center Begin doing the reading for Thursday, you have 40 pages of fairly challenging ready. Plus, some of you will have “additional readings” 4 Is there a difference between charity and philanthropy? Is one better than the other? How do different cultures and religions practice philanthropy? Sept. 8 Discussion of readings Students lead small groups to discuss additional readings Hand out blog schedule Robert Payton and Michael Moody. Understanding Philanthropy. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2008, 16-19, 75-95 Nathaniel Hawthorne. “The Snow Image,” The Snow Image and Uncollected Tales. Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1970, pages 7-25. Additional readings assigned to specific students who will lead small group discussions. 5 What makes a social investment inspired or misguided? Sept. 13 Case Discussion “An Inspired Model… or a Misguided One? Oprah Winfrey’s Dream School for Impoverished South African Girls.” Purchase at Harvard Business Publishing. McGuffy’s Reader. “True and False Philanthropy,” in Brian O’Connell, America’s Voluntary Spirit: A Book of Readings. New York: Foundation Center, 1983, pages Thomas Kelley, “There’s No Such Thing as ‘Bad Charity,’” Amy Kass, ed. Giving Well and Doing Good. Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 2008, 245-247. First Leadership Case Assignment due via ELMS by 1:00pm on September 13th
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