Philanthropy Education Council
The Philanthropy Education Council is the Ball State University Foundation’s official student group in charge of student and campus engagement and philanthropy for the award-winning One Ball State Day (OBSD). Students plan and execute OBSD events such as Cardinal Cab, I Spy Charlie, Pizza with the President, Cardinal Nest, and other activities. It is the mission of PEC to educate their Ball State student peers about philanthropy at the University and answering the call to Beneficence.
- Be an ambassador for the University.
- Gain digital media, planning, organization, and leadership skills. · Help plan high-profile events such as the University’s giving day—One Ball State Day.
- Network with alumni and donors at Ball State Foundation events.
- Connect with other Ball State students.
- Be featured in media and print communication pieces.
Interested in joining PEC?
Currently enrolled Ball State students are welcome to apply to join the Council.
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Have a question or want more information? Contact Ashlee Anderson, advisor of the Philanthropy Education Council.
Council Initiatives
One Ball State Day
The Philanthropy Education Council is responsible for the student component of One Ball State Day – a 24-hour engagement and fundraising event where Cardinals across the world participate through social media and support their favorite areas of the University.
One Ball State Day unites the Cardinal Nation. It's a day we celebrate and support the University we love!
Top 100 Student Awards
The Philanthropy Education Council has the opportunity to lead the student promotion of the Top 100 Student Awards. This program honors 100 outstanding Ball State University junior and senior undergraduate students who excel in academic excellence, campus leadership, and community impact. These Cardinals represent Beneficence both in and out of the classroom. To learn more, visit bsu.edu/top100.
Members
Callahan Lacy, '25
President
Media Digital Audio Production
Alex Buxton, '25
Interpersonal Communication Studies
Serenity Dutton '27
Elementary Education
Brooke Stallings, '25
Interpersonal Communication Studies
Mac Vore, '26
Theatre