EMU
selects new vice president for University advancement
Darryl Sczepanski, vice president for advancement at Kettering
University, was selected to be Eastern Michigan University's
next vice president for university advancement and the
executive director of the EMU Foundation. EMU President
John Fallon made the announcement Feb. 9.
Sczepanski fills a position vacated when Stuart Starner
left the University to accept a fundraising position in
Texas. Tom Stevick has served as interim vice president
for advancement and interim executive director since Jan.
8, 2005.
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"I am very excited to have Darryl join our staff. He has
a proven track record of success and the skills and vision
to move the University's advancement efforts forward," Fallon
said.
Sczepanski has more than 30 years of experience in capital
campaign planning and management, major gift fund raising
and alumni relations. He started his career at Sheldon
Jackson College in Sitka, Alaska, as director of college
relations and has served in a variety of advancement positions
including: news bureau director at Michigan Technological
University; director of university relations at the University
of Minnesota-Duluth; a college-based fund raiser at the
University of Colorado-Boulder; alumni and development
director at Marquette University, and associate vice president
for development at Illinois Institute of Technology.
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