Welcome to Stewardship’s favorite month of the year! I hope you are taking advantage of Thanksgiving and the holiday season to show our donors appreciation for their generosity to Temple. On that note, if your unit is taking advantage of the student produced holiday cards, they should be available the week of November 12.

As mentioned last month, Thank A Donor Week was piloted on Ambler’s campus and was a huge success. We exceeded our goal and collected 306 handwritten thank you notes to send to Ambler’s donors. Planning is continuing for the event on Main Campus the week of April 8. More information to come!

For those of you who have heard good things about Temple Contemporary (formerly Temple Gallery) and are thinking about taking your donors to an upcoming exhibition, I encourage you to check out one of their CofFREE Mondays every week between 7:45 and 9:45 to get a relaxed tour of the latest works and a free cup of artisan blend coffee to see if it would be a good fit for your stewardship and cultivation efforts.

Hope to see everyone out at the Faculty and Staff donor pre–game reception and football game vs. Cincinnati on November 10!

Happy Stewarding!

Shauna Goodman
7-2020
shauna.goodman@temple.edu

Donor Touch Tips

Sending high level donors books published by Temple Alumni and Faculty in their area of interest is a great way to connect with them and share the impact Temple is having around the world. Here are a few recent publications that might be of interest:

Children – Military
Miss You to Pieces: A Deployment Story and Project Idea for Kids by Donna M. Purkey, EDU ’02
Criminal Justice
An Eye for an Eye: In Defense of the Death Penalty by William T. Harper, FOX ’58
Education
School Struggles: A Guide to Your Shut–Down Learner’s Success by Richard M. Selznick, EDU ’85
Fiction – Terrorism, Love
The Fresno Incident by Philip L. Rettew, CLA ’73
Literary Interpretation
A Biocultural Approach to Literary Theory and Interpretation by Nancy Lincoln Easterlin, CLA ’91
Literature & Religion
The Marriage of Faith: Christianity in Jane Austen and William Wordsworth by Laura S. Dabundo, CLA ’87
Pennsylvania History – Industrialism
Pennsylvania in Public Memory: Reclaiming the Industrial Past by Carolyn Kitch, SMC Faculty

To order any of these books, reach out to me by November 14.




Welcome to Stewardship’s favorite month of the year! I hope you are taking advantage of Thanksgiving and the holiday season to show our donors appreciation for their generosity to Temple. On that note, if your unit is taking advantage of the student produced holiday cards, they should be available the week of November 12. As mentioned last month, Thank A Donor Week was piloted on Ambler’s campus and was a huge success. We exceeded our goal and collected 306 handwritten thank you notes to send to Ambler’s donors. Planning is continuing for the event on Main Campus the week of April 8. More information to come! For those of you who have heard good things about Temple Contemporary (formerly Temple Gallery) and are thinking about taking your donors to an upcoming exhibition, I encourage you to check out one of their CofFREE Mondays every week between 7:45 and 9:45 to get a relaxed tour of the latest works and a free cup of artisan blend coffee to see if it would be a good fit for your stewardship and cultivation efforts. Hope to see everyone out at the Faculty and Staff donor pre–game reception and football game vs. Cincinnati on November 10! Happy Stewarding! Shauna Goodman 7-2020 shauna.goodman@temple.edu Donor Touch Tips Sending high level donors books published by Temple Alumni and Faculty in their area of interest is a great way to connect with them and share the impact Temple is having around the world. Here are a few recent publications that might be of interest: Children – Military Miss You to Pieces: A Deployment Story and Project Idea for Kids by Donna M. Purkey, EDU ’02 Criminal Justice An Eye for an Eye: In Defense of the Death Penalty by William T. Harper, FOX ’58 Education School Struggles: A Guide to Your Shut–Down Learner’s Success by Richard M. Selznick, EDU ’85 Fiction – Terrorism, Love The Fresno Incident by Philip L. Rettew, CLA ’73 Literary Interpretation A Biocultural Approach to Literary Theory and Interpretation by Nancy Lincoln Easterlin, CLA ’91 Literature & Religion The Marriage of Faith: Christianity in Jane Austen and William Wordsworth by Laura S. Dabundo, CLA ’87 Pennsylvania History – Industrialism Pennsylvania in Public Memory: Reclaiming the Industrial Past by Carolyn Kitch, SMC Faculty To order any of these books, reach out to me by November 14.	Stewardship Event Ideas Temple events that may be of interest to donors November 13 Book reading with Anna Goldfarb November 14 Global Temple Conference November 15 The National Circus of the People’s Republic of China November 15 Examining American History: A Panel Discussion on By Any Means Necessary – Malcolm X: Real, Not Reinvented November 17 Pre-game Tailgate: Temple vs. Army November 27 Sixth Annual Networking Night: The Temple Idea New York City November 28 Visiting Filmmakers Lecture: Paul Mezey November 29 The American Idea of Museums: A Conversation with Steven Conn, Black Bradford and Susan Glassman If you have specific events or types of events you would like to see on this calendar, email me your suggestions.
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