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Coffee Talk: COVID-19 Concerns in Scholarship Management (Session 2)

Foundant has been closely tracking the global private philanthropic response to COVID-19 through news stories, public resources, and conversations with our clients. Although the response to COVID-19 has taken on familiar patterns for funders and recipients, the response affects clients in different ways than we have seen in the past.

In this second session of our Scholarship Management COVID Coffee Talk series, we discuss the following:

  • How will you handle interviews needed for student selection?
  • How will you bring your committee together for selection meetings?
    • Interested in one committee for one scholarship.
    • Interested in one committee for multiple scholarships.
  • Has anyone transitioned from discussion to scoring for student selection (during this crisis or before)?

Watch this on-demand webinar to hear how your peers are tackling issues around COVID-19 in their scholarship management.

Transcript available upon request. email: webinars@Foundant.com

About the Author

Born and raised in Bakersfield, California, Alyse has deep roots and strong connections to the nonprofit sector. Having worked in the field of college access and scholarships for over 10 years, with a focus on students residing in California’s Central Valley, she believes in the power of scholarships to uplift students, families, and communities. Before joining Foundant, Alyse spent three years with the Kern Community Foundation managing their grant and scholarship giving, as well as nonprofit relationships. Alyse joined the Foundant team in 2017 as a Client Success Manager (trainer, consultant, and emergency support provider) for Grants and Scholarships. After training and advising hundreds of clients, she led the Community Foundation Grant/Scholarship Client Services Team. Her passion for community building, professional development, and real-world impact has helped form the service philosophy for Foundant’s Client Success team. Areas of expertise: scholarship and grant process best practices, team building, remote work, and demystifying complex systems to foster accessibility.

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