Ms. Susan Clampitt, a former white house official focused on Arts & Humanities and Women, will visit Wilberforce University October 19-23. She will interact with students, faculty and staff in a variety of venues, including classrooms, information-sharing sessions and one-on-ones. The public is invited to her discussion on Philanthropy & Its Coexistence with Future Careers on October 19, from 11AM-12 in the Lower Lecture Hall on campus.

 A leader in the arts, education, politics, public broadcasting, and academia, Susan Clampitt has served as consultant on leadership issues and strategic planning for dozens of noted organizations. She was previously Executive Director and General Manager of WAMU-FM in Washington, DC, one of the country’s leading NPR stations. Ms. Clampitt also worked in the White House as Director of Women's Appointments and as Director of Arts and Humanities Appointments and served as Deputy Chairman at the National Endowment for the Arts and Associate Administrator at the U.S. General Services Administration. She serves on a number of national boards and has been a recipient of FastCompany magazine’s Fast 50 award, among many others.

Public Session

Thursday, October 22, 2009

11:00AM—12:00 Noon

Topic: Philanthropy & Its Coexistence with Future Careers

Place: Lower Lecture Hall, King Building Wilberforce University