Characteristics of Alumni Donors and Nondonors at a Research I, Public University

This study was an investigation of selected attitudinal, demographic, involvement, and philanthropic characteristics of alumni donors and nondonors from a Research I, public university. A random sample of 500 alumni (250 donors and 250 nondonors) was selected from a population of 37,691. There were...

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Attitudes
Case Studies
Children
Community associations
Demography
Discriminants
Donors
Financial support
Fund Raising
Graduate Surveys
Group Membership
Higher Education
Individual Characteristics
Philanthropy
Predictor Variables
Research Universities
School enrollment
State Universities
Universities
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