“Having a physical space for student philanthropy is a clear indication that it matters to the institution,” says Robert Moore, vice president of marketing and communications of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education.
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Such spaces give a university “the ability to develop programs and provide intellectual stimulus to students,” he adds.
Besides UK, at least two other institutions—Boston University and Suffolk University in New York—operate student philanthropy centers.
