FSCJ Welcomes New Vice President of Institutional Advancement and FSCJ Foundation Executive Director Scott Evans
We are excited to welcome new VP of Institutional Advancement and FSCJ Foundation Executive Director Scott Evans to the FSCJ family.
Scott is a seasoned higher education and non-profit executive with 32 years of experience. He has served in vice president and director roles at Youngstown State University, NEOMED which is the medical and pharmacy school for several public institutions in northeast Ohio, Lake Erie College, Edward Waters University, Library Foundation of Jacksonville, and United Way of Greater Stark County.
Scott and his teams have achieved record levels of philanthropy generating more than $110 million, unprecedented institutional awareness through effective marketing and public relations campaigns, and outstanding alumni and constituent engagement by building strong relationships. He has worked with high-net-worth individuals and families across the country helping them achieve their philanthropic goals. He considers this to be a great honor and values the relationships with donors and their advisors he has resulting from this work. Scott has significant administrative, financial and investment experience. He was a presidential speechwriter and has served 11 university presidents throughout his career.
Scott earned a master’s degree in accounting from Kent State University, a bachelor’s degree in management from Malone University and was a leadership scholar at Arizona State University where he studied aerospace engineering. He is also a graduate of the National Planned Giving Institute at the College of William and Mary. Scott has been a consultant and past member of several boards of charitable organizations and is always glad to help when and where he can. He is a commercial drone pilot and enjoys hiking and fishing.
Scott and his wife, Meg, live in Jacksonville. Their daughter, Katie, is a nursing administrator; and their son, Zach, is a business analyst in the cruise line industry.
