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Development promotes Morgan
Feb 21, 2003 8:00 AM
By Stefan Eady - Faculty
Pam Morgan has been named Development Officer at Darlington School. Morgan’s responsibilities include major gift and annual fund calls in addition to prospect research and management in support of the School’s comprehensive long-term campus plan.
Morgan, a graduate of Cedartown High School, has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of West Georgia. She has 13 years of development experience with Darlington School, most recently coordinating prospect management and working with the Committee on Trustees. Morgan was an integral member of the recent successful $42 million dollar Campaign for Darlington.
Morgan has an extensive background working with volunteers both at Darlington and in the Rome community where she was active in the Rome Junior Service League serving as Follies chair, treasurer, GATE chair and president. She currently serves First Presbyterian Church of Rome as a member of the Family and Children’s Ministry. Morgan has worked on various other church committees and taught Sunday school.
Morgan resides in Rome and has three grown children and three grandchildren.
Morgan, a graduate of Cedartown High School, has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from the University of West Georgia. She has 13 years of development experience with Darlington School, most recently coordinating prospect management and working with the Committee on Trustees. Morgan was an integral member of the recent successful $42 million dollar Campaign for Darlington.
Morgan has an extensive background working with volunteers both at Darlington and in the Rome community where she was active in the Rome Junior Service League serving as Follies chair, treasurer, GATE chair and president. She currently serves First Presbyterian Church of Rome as a member of the Family and Children’s Ministry. Morgan has worked on various other church committees and taught Sunday school.
Morgan resides in Rome and has three grown children and three grandchildren.
