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ome scholars from schools of thought examined the word philanthropy and the impact it has on higher education in a two-week seminar sponsored by the Lilly Foundation at the Indiana UniversityPurdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI). These scholars came from all disciplines such as social work, history, sociology, English, psychology, language, communication, liberal education, American humanists, anthropology, religion and philosophy. This seminar aimed at integrating new fields of study in philanthropy such as endowment, foundation, voluntarism, donation, civil society and advocacy into multidisciplinary courses and how they relate to academic disciplines. The practices of organized philanthropy and voluntary association have played an important role in shaping the character of the economic, political and social life of American society unlike other developing societies.

The Changing Face Of Philanthropy In Higher Education: Case Of Historical Black Institutions In The Eastern Region