Amy Kwongkwapisz serves as the Director of Professional Community Development for the School of Education at the University of Portland, where she leverages her extensive 20 years of experience in event operations, project management, and marketing to foster meaningful connections within the educational landscape. In...
Amy Kwongkwapisz serves as the Director of Professional Community Development for the School of Education at the University of Portland, where she leverages her extensive 20 years of experience in event operations, project management, and marketing to foster meaningful connections within the educational landscape. In her current role, Amy collaborates closely with university leadership, faculty, and senior administrative staff to strategically engage and outreach to the professional community, aligning efforts with the university's enrollment, engagement, and fundraising objectives.
One of her key initiatives includes the establishment and guidance of the Educational Leadership Network and Teacher Leadership Network alumni boards, which serve as vital platforms for fostering collaboration and mentorship among graduates. Through these networks, Amy cultivates relationships that empower alumni to contribute to the university's mission while enhancing their professional development. Her passion for relationship building is evident in her ability to connect volunteers with the right opportunities, driving engagement among both internal and external partners.
Amy's expertise in fundraising, community outreach, and program development is complemented by her skills in public speaking and grant writing, making her an invaluable asset to the university. She is adept at creating impactful events that not only promote the School of Education but also strengthen the bond between alumni and current students. As a strategic thinker, Amy is committed to enhancing the university's brand and expanding its reach within the higher education sector, ultimately contributing to a vibrant and engaged professional community.
