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Kim Spang has been named vice president for development and college relations at Lafayette. She has served as acting vice president since April of this year, following four years as associate vice president.
Kim Spang
President Alison Byerly announced the appointment to the campus community today.
“I am delighted that I will have the opportunity to continue to work with Kim in her new role and am excited about the leadership she will bring to the capital campaign. She has served with dedication and established a record of success that prepared her well for the new duties she assumed last spring,” Byerly said.
“I know that she will do an excellent job of helping alumni and friends of the College understand why this campaign is critical to Lafayette’s future, and that she will be an effective advocate for the ambitious goals we have set for ourselves.”
Spang oversees the offices of development, alumni relations, and career services. She joined Lafayette in 2003 and held various fundraising positions before being appointed associate vice president for development in 2010. A graduate of Kutztown University, she had previously worked as a senior sales and marketing manager for the Walt Disney Company.
6 Comments
Fabulous! I am so glad to learn of this decision – the search committee has done the right thing for Lafayette. All the best to you and your team from your friends/fans at MC.
Patti
Kim:
Congratulations on your well-deserved appointment. I was pleased to make note of your appointment. It’s been a pleasure working with you over the years and I look forward to the opportunity to continue to do so. All the best!
Dave
Hi Kim,
We are so proud of all your accomplishments. We wish you the best! Aunt Barbara and Uncle Ronnie
Kim, congratulations and welcome to a challenging position. I have been the class fund manager for the class of 1959 for thirty years and have enjoyed working with your people in the development office–you should be proud of these hard workers. Good luck on the capital campaign; I was privileged to work on the last campaign, which was hugely successful. Here’s hoping this one is equally beneficial to the College.
Congratulations, Kim –
As someone who spent my career in the nonprofit sector (college and university administrator, foundation officer, development officer, consultant, and associate professor, as well as writing articles and books about development and fundraising), I am sure you are up for the opportunities and challenges of your new position. On, Lafayette!
– Gene Scanlan
KIM: CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!, you certainly deserve it.
Good luck
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