Student Philanthropy Council
Join us in developing, planning, and implementing creative and fun programs to help increase awareness about the impact of philanthropy at Purdue.
What SPC Members Do
- Continue development of the BoilerMake A Difference program
- Participate in activities that help alumni feel appreciated
- Assist with the Senior Make a Difference Campaign
- Advocate continued involvement at Purdue
- Have fun and be creative!
Meet the Members
Kyle Bazur
Kyle joined SPC to get involved in an organization outside of his major that benefits Purdue. A senior from Fort Wayne, IN, majoring in mechanical engineering, he is active in the American Society of Mechanical Engineers and Pi Tau Sigma mechanical engineering honor society.
Amanda Bills
Bio information coming soon ...
Ashley Kempfert
From St. Louis, MO, Ashley is a sophomore in pre-pharmacy. She became a member of SPC because she wanted to give back to Purdue and help others give back at the same time. She is also involved in Purdue Pharmacy Ambassadors, Learning Community Ambassadors, and Alpha Lamda Delta Phi Eta Sigma.
Brittainy Reiff
A senior in hospitality and tourism management from Burnettsville, IN, she joined SPC to help students understand that tuition doesn’t cover all Purdue’s expenses. She hopes to inform her peers of the importance of giving back to the University, not only while at Purdue, but after graduation. She is also involved in Purduettes and the HTM Society.
Blakely Winstead
Blakely heard about SPC through a friend and wanted to make a difference on campus. A senior in mechanical engineering from Midland, TX, she knows that many students are able to attend Purdue because of the generosity of alumni. Therefore, she wants to represent Purdue in a positive manner to increase the connection between past Boilermakers and current students.
Andrew Zakrajsek
From Cleveland, OH, Andrew Zakrajsek is a senior in mechanical engineering. He is involved in Purdue Mechanical Engineering Ambassadors and Engineering Ambassadors, and became involved with SPC to help Purdue continue to receive its needed funding.