Rebecca Doucet serves as the Associate Vice President for Development at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the institution's fundraising strategies and initiatives. With over 20 years of experience in the development sector, Rebecca has honed her...
Rebecca Doucet serves as the Associate Vice President for Development at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette, where she plays a pivotal role in shaping the institution's fundraising strategies and initiatives. With over 20 years of experience in the development sector, Rebecca has honed her expertise in major and principal gifts, donor relations, and strategic planning, making her a key asset in advancing the university's mission. Under her leadership, the university is currently engaged in the ambitious $500 million Together campaign, which aims to enhance academic programs, expand student services, and improve campus facilities.
Rebecca's extensive background in academic development is complemented by her hands-on involvement in over 85 major gift proposals, which have collectively generated more than $21 million in philanthropic support. This impressive track record underscores her ability to cultivate strong relationships with donors and stakeholders, ensuring that their philanthropic goals align with the university's objectives. Her management experience spans a decade, during which she has successfully led teams, implemented best practices in development, and fostered a culture of collaboration and innovation.
In addition to her fundraising acumen, Rebecca is committed to community outreach and engagement, recognizing the importance of building lasting partnerships with local organizations and alumni. Her skills in leadership, business development, and grants management further enhance her capacity to drive impactful initiatives that benefit both the university and its broader community. As she continues to navigate the complexities of higher education fundraising, Rebecca Doucet remains dedicated to advancing the University of Louisiana at Lafayette's mission and ensuring its long-term success.
