David Dibble Email & Phone Number

Urbana, IL, US

Urbana-Champaign Area

Fort Worth, Texas, United States

I connect individuals and organizations to the Liberal Arts at TCU, creating meaningful engagement that results in fulfilling giving experiences, to benefit our students and faculty while enhancing the academic reputation of TCU.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

Connecting parents with philanthropic investment opportunities that truly matter, for the benefit of current and future students at TCU.

Chief Development Officer for Neeley School of Business.

Responsible for regional fundraising in Central Texas and the western U.S.

Austin, Texas

Managed Ransom Center membership program and VIP events, coordinated grant proposals for corporate and foundation partners, and maintained a portfolio of Ransom Center donors. With Director, managed Advisory Council meetings, membership and volunteer activity. Completed $12,000,000 capital campaign (part of UT Austin's $400 million "We're Texas" campaign).

Austin, Texas

Created content for development web site, including campaign case statement. Researched and co-authored proposal for $50 million school naming gift. Reviewed and edited stewardship materials (letters and reports) and all written materials produced by Development office. Assisted with VIP events large (500+ attendees) and small (Presidential meetings).

Assist area non-profits with preparing and submitting grant proposals to foundations and select corporations. Worked with local organizations including American Botanical Council and Wimberley (TX) Historical Society to secure grant support for programs, on a contract basis.

Austin, Texas, United States

Assisted area non-profits in identifying and securing funding from a wide range of local, regional and national private foundations. Served as point of contact for inquires to Hogg Foundation and assisted Program Officers on as-needed basis.

Austin, Texas, United States

Created finding aid to permit research access to the then-largest single archive at UT Austin's Center for American History. Supervised two part-time student assistants. Drove university vehicle to transport staff and collections to remote storage facility. Fun fact: provided material evidence in President Clinton's impeachment trial (confirming Treasury.

New Orleans, Louisiana, United States

Assisted patrons with wide variety of archival research into history and culture of New Orleans, Louisiana, and the American South. Cataloged extensive visual art collection, using custom relational database, to enhance access to museum holdings. Co-curated exhibit on playwright Tennessee Williams. Wrote periodic articles in THNOC's Quarterly magazine.

Austin, Texas, United States

Assisted in every area of library and archive operations, including reference, curatorial, membership and external relations. Curated art exhibits (including selection, display, research and wall text) on mid-20th century illustrator Miguel Covarrubias and Edward Burne-Jones, and assisted with traveling exhibit on author Tennessee Williams. Compiled.

Williamstown, Massachusetts, United States

Researched controlled vocabulary for art and art history, for the AAT (Art & Architecture Thesaurus), part of the larger Getty AHIP (Art History Information Project). Gained familiarity with networked personal computing environment and professional database research.

Ba, Art History

Activities and Societies: Crew Team, TheaterBA in Art (Art History), magna cum laude. Class of 1960 Scholarship recipient. Crew team (2.

Ma, Art History

Activities and Societies: Phi Kappa Phi