Dr. Lindsey McDougle Discusses Her Work on Experiential Philanthropy on Philanthropisms Podcast

On the 100th episode of the Philanthropisms podcast, presented by Why Philanthropy Matters, Dr. Lindsey McDougle, associate professor at Rutgers School of public Affairs and Administration and director of the Center for Nonprofit and Leadership Development (CNLD), along with David Campbell of Binghamton University, SUNY, talked about Experiential Philanthropy (EP) and using giving as a teaching tool.

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Dr. McDougle's research and teaching interests are in the areas of voluntarism, philanthropy, nonprofit management, and social inequality. Currently, her work focuses on how student participation in a specific form of service-learning, referred to as experiential philanthropy, relates to several outcomes such as the development of students' philanthropic identities, the expansion of foundation philanthropy, the fulfillment of higher education's civic mission, and ultimately the strengthening of our communities.