USF California Prize for Service and the Common Good
"Awarded for significant service of the poor or marginalized and groundbreaking achievements in
pursuit of the common good of all members of society"
Please join us for the inaugural USF California Prize Speaker Series
A conversation with Daniel Lurie, CEO and Founder of Tipping Point Community, and 2011 recipient of the USF California Prize.
Thursday, Feb. 16 11:45 a.m.- 12:45 p.m. The Handlery Room (Lone Mountain 100)
This speaker series is an opportunity for USF students, faculty, and staff to better understand the purpose of the USF California Prize, and become more familiar with the recipient’s work in our community. Refreshments will be served.
This question and answer style conversation is sponsored by the Student Philanthropy Committee.
We invite you to submit a question below for possible inclusion in the Feb. 16 program with Daniel Lurie. Daniel is an expert in nonprofit management and philanthropy. Consider asking him about:
- Tips on starting a career in the nonprofit field
- What makes a nonprofit effective
- What skills or college classes would he recommend taking now to prepare one to be successful
- The differences between working in New York vs. San Francisco
- How his philosophy on philanthropy has changed over the years
- Who he looks to as the future of philanthropy