Bishop’s University

    Associate Vice-Principal of Alumni Relations and Philanthropy

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    Jacqueline Scott

    Jacqueline Scott

    Associate Vice-Principal, Alumni Relations and Philanthropy

    jscott@ubishops.ca

    Welcome

    The Alumni Relations and Philanthropy Office is dedicated to supporting the mission of Bishop’s University by fostering relationships that result in continuing goodwill and financial support from alumni, friends, foundations and corporations. 

    I am pleased to be supported by a devoted team of colleagues dedicated to improving the lives of students today through philanthropy, while engaging the alumni community through events, networking opportunities, and targeted communications. 

    Jacqueline Scott

    Responsibilities

    The units that make up the portfolio of the Associate Vice-Principal of Alumni Relations and Philanthropy, include:

    • Alumni Engagement
    • Annual Giving
    • Major Gifts
    • Campaign Management
    • Corporate and Foundation Relations
    • Donor Relations and Stewardship
    • Planned Giving
    • Oversight of the Bishop’s University Foundation’s Endowment

    The AVP of Alumni Relations and Philanthropy is also the Secretary of the Bishop’s University Foundation.

    Biography

    Jacqueline Scott was appointed to her current role in 2018. Since 2014, she had coordinated the University’s Leading the Way capital campaign to which donors contributed $44 million in support of a goal of $30 million.

    Previous to Bishop’s, Jacquie worked in a consulting capacity to provide customized fundraising and communications solutions in Canada and abroad to academic, healthcare, social service and cultural organizations. Before that, she served as Executive Director of the Royal Victoria Hospital Foundation in Montreal for almost ten years.

    A proud Bishop’s graduate, Jacquie served as VP Academic on the Student Representative Council in her final year as a student, and was elected to the Golden Mitre Society, the highest non-academic honour that graduating students can receive.

    Her volunteer activities have included serving as a Member of the Jury and Chair of the Governor General’s Awards in Commemoration of the Persons Case, as well as on the board of several non-profit organizations.

    Team

    Agar Grinberg

    Agar Grinberg
    Manager, Alumni Relations and Philanthropy

    agar.grinberg@ubishops.ca

    See the rest of the team on the Alumni Relations and Philanthropy website.