ARNOVA
NEWS
DECEMBER ISSUE
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ARNOVA Quarterly
Friday, December 23
2019
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Letter from the
Executive Director
Welcome to the last issue of ARNOVANews for 2019, and the first for me as Executive Director. Thanks to those of you at the conference who offered me an incredibly warm welcome. I’m delighted to work with you, and eager to hear your thoughts on what’s working well, where opportunities exist for us to move forward, and what hiccups we (the staff) can work on smoothing out for you. To that end, please feel free to share your thoughts via email (
lcook@arnova.org
) or schedule a chat with me (call 317-684-2120 to find a time that works on your calendar for us to have a phone call or video conference).
This issue contains several great pieces, including a letter from our ARNOVA President, Angela Eikenberry; reflections and remarks from Susan Ostrander and Dwight Burlingame, co-recipients of this year's Distinguished Achievement Award; a recap of this year's conference; and more.
As the staff prepares for 2020, we invite you to reflect back on this year with us. At this year's conference,
the ARNOVA community supported
38 graduate diversity scholars, 14 undergraduate diversity scholars, 5 emerging scholars, 20 doctoral fellows, 18 conference scholarships, and over 40 volunteers who were able to attend the ARNOVA Conference and contribute to and learn from the vibrant experience. We hope you will consider
supporting us
into th
e new year as we continue to expand the field with diverse minds and emerging scholars.
Have a happy new year!
Lynnette
Executive Director, ARNOVA
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P.s. We'll be back!
The ARNOVA offices will be closed for the holidays from Tuesday, December 24, 2019 through Thursday, January 2, 2020. Our staff will respond to all contact forms, emails, and phone calls upon our return. We wish everyone a safe and happy end of 2019, and look forward to reconnecting in 2020!
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Letter from the
President
"It was wonderful to see many of you at our conference in San Diego! We are extremely grateful to our hosts, particularly the
University of San Diego
, and institutional sponsors for their warm hospitality.
By all accounts, the programming and opportunities to connect with colleagues were excellent..."
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Remarks from
Susan Ostrander
Co-recipient of Distinguished Achievement Award
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For many years, I looked forward at our annual conferences to learning who among us would be honored with this most valued award. I am pleased beyond words to have been chosen, and especially delighted to share the award with Dwight Burlingame.
The occasion of the award sent me to my files to see what if anything I had saved from my long and active affiliation with ARNOVA...
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Remarks from
Dwight Burlingame
Co-recipient of Distinguished Achievement Award
"I am honored and humbled by this distinguished Achievement Award from ARNOVA.
It is especially meaningful to me because ARNOVA has been the primary professional organization in my life for the last 30 years. It is indeed special to join the company of the past awardees of this award and to receive it at the same time as Susan Ostrander, (Congratulations Susan) who I first met in 1992 at the ARNOVA Research conference held at Yale University..."
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2019 Conference
Recap
The 48th Annual ARNOVA Conference in San Diego, California saw attendees from all over the world and was the first ARNOVA conference for 300 of our 851 attendees! The conference covered a wide scope of topics within philanthropy, through over 354 paper presentations, 45 poster presentations, 47 panels, 3
lightening research roundtables,
and 44 colloquia...
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Thank you to our 2019 Conference Institutional Hosts!
This year's conference would not have been possible without the support of our Institutional Hosts
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Did you attend the annual conference?
Be sure to share your
conference evaluation here
before the end of the year! We rely on valuable feedback from members like you to ensure the best conference experience each year.
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Call & Theme for
#ARNOVA20
Next year's conference theme will be
"From Climate Change to Social Justice: How Citizens are Re-Shaping Nonprofits and Philanthropy in an Age of Disruption and Transition"
and will take place in Indianapolis, Indiana from
November 12-14,2020
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Call for Proposals
ARNOVA-Asia
The ARNOVA-Asia Conference will take place
on
June 11-12, 2020
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The theme is
"New Roles and Tasks of Nonprofits, Social Economy Organizations, and Voluntary Action in 21st Century Asian Welfare States."
Proposal submissions are
open
until January 17, 2020.
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Save the Date for
ARNOVA-Africa/AROCSA
The ARNOVA-Africa/AROCSA (Association for Research on Civil Society in Africa) Conference will take place in Johannesburg, South Africa from July 29-31, 2020. Stay tuned for more details including the conference theme and call for proposals!
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SEES Section News
The mission of the Social Entrepreneurship/Enterprise Section (SEES) is to facilitate the interaction among ARNOVA members who are interested in increasing the level of research, debate, and understanding regarding organizations, projects, and activities/initiatives associated with social entrepreneurship and/or social enterprise.
Incoming ARNOVA SEES Board Members...
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