Student Philanthropy Council
Longwood University's Student Philanthropy Council, formed in August 2019, is a group of Longwood students and peers who support the work of the Office of Institutional Advancement, serve as ambassadors for the University, and help to cultivate and enrich the culture of philanthropy that Longwood believes is central to the institution's longevity and growth.
The members of the Student Philanthropy Council are philanthropic-minded student leaders with a proven track record for serving the local and University communities, and who have a passion for advancing the alma mater.
Student philanthropists become alumni philanthropists—that is a widely-held belief at colleges and universities across America. The work of the Student Philanthropy Council is vital, and they believe deeply in involving students in the philanthropic process as the University strives to produce service-oriented leaders—what we call citizen leaders—who will give their time, talent and treasure to causes they are passionate about long after graduating from Longwood.
In addition to their regular meetings, the Student Philanthropy Council plans and executes Longwood's celebration around National Philanthropy Day (November 15th), takes an active role in stewarding donors through written messages, phone calls, and emails, and they serve as a welcoming face and helping hand at Office of Institutional Advancement events.
Have questions about SPC? - contact Penny Pairet at 434-395-2927 or pairetpw@longwood.edu
Meet the Council
Carly Turner '27
SPC Leadership Team
Major: Communication Studies; Concentration in Public Relations
Jiovanni Raymond '27
SPC Leadership Team
Major: Kinesiology Minor: BiologyPearl Anderson '27
Major: Communication Sciences and DisordersSarah Jensen Auman '27
Major: English Literature
Abigail (Abby) Brafford '29
Major: Special Education Minor: Children's Literature
Samara Brown '27
Major: Special Education
Gratia Carr '27
Major: Business; Concentration in Economics
Kerynn Cox '27
Major: Nursing
Emily Emerson '28
Major: Psychology Minor: Healthcare StudiesDeborah Fairfax '28
Major: Nursing
Joey Fiore '27
Major: Business Administration Minor: Cyber Security, Forensics, & PolicyJoelle Fontaine '27
Major: Psychology Minor: Neuroscience and HistoryMary Gammon '28
Major: Business; Concentrations in Marketing and Management
Claire Hollingsworth '27
Major: Psychology Minor: Neuroscience StudiesMadison Insley '28
Major: Psychology Minor: Communication Science and DisordersSara Grace King '27
Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders Minor: NeuroStudiesZoe Elizabeth King '28
Major: History - Pre Law Minor: Political ScienceSierra Lacks '27
Major: Social Work
Lorelei Long '27
Major: Environmental Science Minor: Biology and GIS
John Louden '27
Major: Business Management; Concentration in Management
Minor: Cybersecurity
Cameron Lowery '27
Major: Elementary Education
Taylor Mayo '27
Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders
Tarynn Morris '29
Major: NursingAlexa Novellino '28
Major: Kinesiology Minor: Therapeutic ActivitiesKell Perry '27
Major: Psychology
Savannah Pinney '27
Major: Health and Physical Education, Health PromotionKierra Posey '29
Major: Elementary EducationOlivia Price '27
Major: English Secondary Education
Ella Ratliff '29
Major: Therapeutic RecreationMolly Rondeau '27
Major: Psychology
Colin Sieling '29
Major: Political ScienceMadelynn Smith '28
Major: Psychology and Criminal JusticeKaley Shae Tomlin '28
Major: Nursing Minor: Health EducationMaggie Underwood '28
Major: CSD
Sadie Webster '28
Major: Psychology Minor: Criminal Justice/Criminology