Meet the Campus Philly Board
As a nonprofit organization, Campus Philly relies on our incredible board members to help us carry out our mission: fueling inclusive, economic growth by empowering diverse college students and recent graduates to explore, live, and work in Greater Philadelphia.
To that end, Campus Philly is proud to be supported by 14 engaged board members. As a thank you to their commitment to Campus Philly, we are launching a series highlighting the success of our board members in the region—and beyond.
Each month, Campus Philly will spotlight two members of our board and share more about their professional experience, favorite things to do in Philly, and some fun college-throwbacks.
Learn more about our board members below and stay tuned for even more profiles... coming soon!
Board Member Spotlight
Meet Darryl N. Williams
Education History: Hampton University
What was your major(s) in college, and what do you do now? Chemical engineering, and I am currently SVP of Science and Education for The Franklin Institute
Why is Campus Philly's mission important? Campus Philly creates a supportive ecosystem for students from diverse backgrounds to live and thrive in Philadelphia. This has huge implications for the long-term success and sustainability of our city as a place of choice for employment and building a fruitful life.
Why should students use Campus Philly as a resource during their college years in Philadelphia? For all the reasons described above!
Why should organizations partner with Campus Philly? It is strategic to partner with Campus Philly because the organization provides an avenue to reach students where they are and demonstrate commitment to investing in their future success as productive employees (or employers)—and civically engaged residents.
Favorite Philly recommendations? Sixers and Phillies games! Taking a walk through the Wissahickon. And visiting the Bok rooftop!
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Seth Jacobsen
College: Chestnut Hill College and Drexel University
Major: Undergrad Major: Psychology; Grad School Major: Education. Current Profession: Catto Scholarship, Executive Director
David E. Wilson
College: University of Pennsylvania (undergrad), St. Joseph's University (MBA)
Major: Economics Major, Psychology Minor; I now do government and community relations at Drexel University
Mike Reisinger
College: I attended Penn State University for my undergraduate degree and Hofstra University for my graduate degree.
Major: My major in college was Industrial/Organizational Psychology. I started my career conducting survey research, moved into a HR Business Partner role, and now I am a Compensation Manager at JPMorgan Chase.
Mary Beth Daisey
College: University of Pennsylvania
Major: English and Psychology major, then Master's of Ed in Counseling; now I am in Student Affairs in Higher Ed