You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
University Advancement 

What I love about my job is:
I love working with and interacting with all of our units/divisions of advancement. Working with Mary Kay McFadden in the VP office connects me to all our staff and gives me a big picture perspective of the great work that we all do as advancement professionals: connecting donors, alumni and friends to the University of Idaho in ways that are meaningful to them.

My life mantra is:
Ever forward.

The best advice I received was:
Don’t take it personally -- nothing anyone says or does is really about you. It is more about them and what is going on in their day and life at that moment.

My cell phone number is: 208-350-3683

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
University Advancement 

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My cell phone number is: 208-301-8521

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Advancement Events

My job is:
Coordinate spectacular events for the Office of the President and University Advancement.

In my earbuds:
Always music.

My life mantra is:
Never get so busy making a living that you forget to make a life.

My cell phone number is: 509-595-0673

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Advancement Events

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Advancement Information Services

What I love about my job is:
I love my coworkers and getting to be a part of a lively campus.

My life mantra is:
Treat everyone the way you want to be treated.

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Advancement Services

In my job, I advance the university by:
I provide professional prospect research and information services in support of the fundraising priorities and objectives of the University of Idaho.

The last good book I read was:
Unbroken.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
Captain Climate-Change Reverser.

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
The Office of Alumni Relations

My job at U of I has taught me:
This position in particular has taught me the power of the connections students make here. U of I is the perfect size for students to explore, be challenged and engage in hundreds of activities. My role is to emphasize relationships and coordinate the multifaceted communication between many who hold U of I in high regard.

I always take these three things with me when I travel:
Mascara, a recommended book and bolstered courage (this small-town extrovert likes to travel with others).

My favorite historical figure is:
I find that there is something to learn from everyone. I don’t find myself drawn to one hero over another.

My cell phone number is: 208-739-0477

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
The Office of Alumni Relations

In my job, I advance the university by:
Bringing Vandals together, whether that is through awarding a deserving Vandal, working to bring a group back for a reunion or celebrating Homecoming, I hope that attendees leave my events feeling connected back to their alma mater and connecting to fellow Vandals.

My motto is:
It’s a good life - as good as you make it.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
Time travel or flight! How amazing to travel through time to key times in our history and live them! I would choose the power of flight to assist with kid drop-off and pick-up each morning!

My cell phone number is: 208-301-4332

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
The Office of Alumni Relations

To understand what I do, you must:
Allow yourself to step out of your comfort zone and try new things.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
To turn into Joe Vandal and show off true Vandal pride.

My bucket list includes:
Visiting all 50 states and touring throughout Europe.

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
The Office of Alumni Relations

In my job, I advance the university by:
Providing opportunities for alumni and friends to engage and remain engaged with the university.

The last good book I read was:
The Great Alone by Kristin Hannah.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
The ability to heal people from pain and suffering.

My cell phone number is: 208-301-1443

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
The Office of Alumni Relations

In my job, I advance the university by
I serve as a linkage between the university and its family of alumni across the globe, to attract them to university service and to promote the vision and core values of the university’s land grant mission of teaching, research and public service. I love meeting and connecting with Vandals!

The last good book I read was:
The Country of Basque by Xamar. I read this book while I was on a study abroad in San Sebastian, Spain and dearly loved learning about the Basque language and culture.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
Teleportation – I love to travel, but don’t enjoy the time it takes to get to my destination. I love to get there quickly so I can see and do all the things!

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Annual Giving

To understand what I do, you must:
One must be able to work on multiple tasks at one time and work with very diverse groups of people.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
I want to never have to sleep again.

My bucket list includes:
I want to go to Antarctica.

My cell phone number is: 208-596-5000

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Annual Giving

What I love about my job is:
I get to help students attain an education.

My life mantra is:
Guiding principles can’t be broken; we only break ourselves against them.

The best advice I received was:
Listen before you speak.

My cell phone number is: 208-596-5906

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Corporate Foundation and Relations

To understand what I do, you must:
Enjoy hunting for treasures.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
The ability to remove roadblocks that prevent young women from reaching their full potential.

My bucket list includes:

• Fully participating in an Inca Trail Marathon Adventure Vacation.
• Getting every homeless kitty-cat in my neighborhood spayed or neutered.
• Becoming an artist – either fiber, paper, or clay. Or maybe all three!

My cell phone number is: 703-473-2571

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
WWAMI Medical Education Program
College of Art and Architecture

What I love about my job is:
My job allows me to connect with people.

The best advice I’ve received was:
Find a way to get to yes.

My motto is:
Get after it.

My cell phone number is: 509-991-0030

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
College of Engineering

To understand what I do, you should know:
All forms of support and participation add up to create powerful, transformative experiences.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
A superb green thumb. Having a big, lush garden is a dream of mine!

My bucket list includes:
Traveling to Rishikesh, living on/operating a farm and finally understanding what people are talking about during wine tastings.

My cell phone number is: 801-631-7386

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Go Vandals

My job is:
To engage with current donors and to develop relationships with new potential donors.

In my earbuds:
Future Hendrix.

My life mantra is:
Focus on the things that are essential to your goals.

My cell phone number is: 316-218-7206

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
College of Agricultural and Life Science

What I love about my job is:
Working with incredible people and organizations that want to make a difference through philanthropic investment.

The best advice I’ve received was:
Completing tasks is more important than being perfect. Don’t let perfectionism paralyze you from moving forward!

My motto is:
If your ship doesn’t come in, swim out to it.

My cell phone number is: 208-755-4916

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
College of Engineering

To understand what I do, you should know:
I work to help donors prioritize their interests and assist in the development of strategies that will increase their impact on the issues they care most about. Higher education impact allows students to gain the knowledge, skills, confidence and connections necessary to tackle our most challenging community and global issues.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
I’d like to believe that we all have superpowers. In Malcolm Gladwell's book, Outliers, he suggests that the key to achieving world-class expertise in any skill is to practice for 10,000 hours. I love this theory — to me, it's incredibly empowering. It's true that some folks are naturally extraordinary. But, the 10,000 hours theory makes it possible for the rest of us to achieve a level of mastery in just about anything that we set our minds to, especially if we find it fun — it just takes committing to the 10,000 hours. Then, add creativity to that! When we add our own twist, our own fun, our own techniques --that's when being a superpower happens.

My bucket list includes:
1. Treat someone to something amazing.
2. Downhill ski with my four grandchildren.
3. Take a bicycle tour of Poland.
4. Have a family reunion.
5. Write a novel from my parents love letters.
6. Take a family fly fishing trip.
7. Take a summer adventure hiking the Swiss Alps.
8. Take a Tuscany culinary walking tour.
9. Road trip to all the National Parks.
10. Catch a transcontinental train across Canada.

My cell phone number is: 208-573-5801

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
College of Law

How I learned the spirit of giving:
I learned the spirit of giving from my grandmother. She was a woman who taught me that giving comes in all shapes and forms. She demonstrated by word and action the act of giving through mentoring colleagues and peers, offering support to those in need during challenging times, listening with empathy and compassion even when it is difficult and the practical act of volunteering both time and resources for causes she found meaningful.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
Control over all matter and anti-matter.

In my earbuds:
Revisionist History podcast by Malcolm Gladwell. My favorite episode is Season 1, Episode 6 – “My Little Hundred Million.”

My cell phone number is: 719-251-3913

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Vandal Promise

What I love about my job is:
Connecting with so many amazing people and organizations who create innovative and meaningful partnerships.

My life mantra is:
Don’t adapt to the energy in the room. Influence the energy in the room.

My cell phone number is: 208-885-7885

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
College of Letters, Arts an Social Sciences

My job at U of I has taught me:
I've learned how important it is to give back for the greater good.

I always take these three things with me when I travel:
A good book.
Bose headphones.
Diet Dr. Pepper.

My favorite historical figure is:
Abraham Lincoln.

My cell phone number is: 208-514-9038

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Engineering

My job at U of I has taught me:
In Idaho, everyone is separated by one degree, not the said six degrees.

I always take these three things with me when I travel:
Everything but the Bagel Sesame Seasoning Blend (Trader Joes).
Headphones.
A downloaded podcast!

My favorite historical figure is:
MLK.

My cell phone number is: 509-432-3237

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Go Vandals

My job at U of I has taught me:
To always be mindful to work for the overall good of the university. People come and go but the institution and its legacy is lasting. *On a personal note I am reminded of how many great friends I have made through my association with the University of Idaho.

I always take these three things with me when I travel:
Cell phone, lap top computer and notebook with case statements for current projects.

My favorite historical figure is:
Robert Kennedy.

My cell phone number is: 208-794-8740

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
Estate, Trust & Gift Planning

To understand what I do, you must:
Go to our website at myuidhaolegacy.org and view the different giving options. What I (and our team) do, is facilitate the planned giving process so that donors can most effectively give to the university.

If I were gifted a superpower, it would be:
My name is Clark. I already have super powers. If it were a superpower, I would use the power to make people’s dreams come true.

My bucket list includes:
Creating a foundation that helps kids get the education and/or professional training they need to pursue their vision for their lives.

My cell phone number is: 208-290-7760

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
University Advancement

My job is:
Marketing and Communications Coordinator

In my earbuds:
Interpol, Band of Horses, Better Oblivion Community Center.

My life mantra is:
Just keep swimming. 

You can find my LinkedIn profile HERE

My preferred college/unit/department website is:
University Advancement

My job is:
To maintain University Advancement web properties and manage emails.

In my earbuds:
Zac Brown Band radio on pandora.

My life mantra is:
The great pleasure in life is doing what people say you cannot do.