Library Spring “Book-It” Event: Focus on Non-Profits
Once a semester, the Richardson Library sponsors a program, called Book-It, where guest speakers are invited to discuss or demonstrate topics that the student body has expressed interest in.
The spring semester’s Book-It will focus on Non-Profits: what it means to be a non-profit/how they differ from for-profits/steps needed to start a non-profit and remain afloat/how a person’s faith integrates into their job/how to join the non-profit field.
The event will be on Thursday, March 30th at 9:30am on the first floor of the library.
The program will consist of a four-person panel of local non-profit employees, representing the diversity of the non-profit field. Each panel member will be asked questions, prompted by a moderator, sharing their experiences and advice, and answering any questions at the end of the program.
Panel members are:
Betty Hukill
Executive Director
Historic Paramount Theatre, Inc.
Darla Harmon
Executive Director
Center for Contemporary Arts
Samantha Manski
Executive Director
Mental Health America of Abilene
Debra Young
Volunteer Coordinator – Foster Grandparent Program
Department of Health and Human Services Commission
This program is free and open to the public. Chapel credit will be offered to HSU students.
Questions? Contact: Mary Burke mary.burke@hsutx.edu | 325.670.1807