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Hi, all. I'm thrilled to share that the Onuka Ibe and Michelle Tafel Black Leadership Fund, launched on Juneteenth 2021, has reached its minimum endowment amount! This means Deltasigs can start applying next spring to receive funding from the first Delta Sigma Pi scholarship for Black undergraduates! First, THANK YOU to all who have supported the fund. This milestone wouldn't have been possible without the incredible generosity of our amazing Fraternity community. Your support has laid a strong foundation for future generations. Deltasig Alumni: You know me – getting the fund endowed is just the beginning. To help the scholarship grow and cover more and more educational expenses, we need your continued support. Every contribution, big or small, helps offset the rising costs of higher education. Michelle Tafel and I have donated again today toward this goal. If you're able, please donate here: https://lnkd.in/eJMTgpYD. Collegiate Deltasigs: Mark your calendars to look into this opportunity and consider applying. This scholarship is here to support your academic and professional growth. More details will be available when applications open in early 2025. Deltasigs, help us spread the word with your network. Together, we can empower the next generation of leaders. Thank you for your ongoing support!

#PhilD curious? Check out our new video to learn why the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy is deeply committed to this innovative professional doctorate in philanthropic leadership degree. The video also covers what you need to know about the application process for the 2025 cohort. Applications close on December 6, 2024. Questions about the 2025 PhilD application? Email us at [email protected].

Today's program day with Leadership Rutherford is all about Recreation, Sports & Cultural Arts! 🏀🎭 From a pickleball demonstration to a trip to the Center for the Arts, thank you to the many organizations for making this day unforgettable for the Class of 2024. Also, a special thanks to @MiddleTennesseeElectric for their continued support. Stay tuned for updates and insights as our future leaders explore the vibrant intersections of recreation, sports, and cultural arts in our community! 🌟 #LeadershipRutherford #Classof2024 #CommunityLeadership #RutherfordCounty

Lets go! For immediate release: Hello ACB Family:   The Durward K. McDaniel (DKM) Fund Committee is honored to present the Class of 2024 DKM First-Timers and Class of 2024 ACB JPMorgan Chase Leadership Fellows!   Each of our recipients have met all requirements to qualify for selection. A bio for each recipient will be forthcoming.   Join us in congratulating the following award recipients:   Introducing the Class of 2024 DKM First- Timers   1.     Jason Miller of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania is our DKM First-Timer representing the East.   Cassie Trosper of North Bend, Oregon is our DKM First-Timer representing the West.

Our Panelist: Simba Gandari Simba Gandari is a mover and shaker that seeks to level the playing field for all minorities. Simba holds a M.Ed. from Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he received a full-ride scholarship through the Zuckerman Fellowship and Harvard Kennedy School, Center for Public Leadership. Simba is a dedicated community builder and his dedication to historically marginalized and underserved communities of Chicago and Milwaukee was officially recognized in 2016, when he was awarded a Community Leadership Award by President Obama’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. Simba is a Partnerships Lead with Culture Crate, an Education Startup, and he is a program advisor at Harvard Business School. Simba is an avid soccer fan and was once a tireless box to box midfielder. He now plays defense and sometimes goalkeeper. We look forward to seeing you today.

Our Panelist: Simba Gandari Simba Gandari is a mover and shaker that seeks to level the playing field for all minorities. Simba holds a M.Ed. from Harvard Graduate School of Education, where he received a full-ride scholarship through the Zuckerman Fellowship and Harvard Kennedy School, Center for Public Leadership. Simba is a dedicated community builder and his dedication to historically marginalized and underserved communities of Chicago and Milwaukee was officially recognized in 2016, when he was awarded a Community Leadership Award by President Obama’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition. Simba is a Partnerships Lead with Culture Crate, an Education Startup, and he is a program advisor at Harvard Business School. Simba is an avid soccer fan and was once a tireless box to box midfielder. He now plays defense and sometimes goalkeeper. We look forward to seeing you today.