Maureen Curley (Antioch University graduate)

Maureen Curley joined the board in 2008.  She is president of Campus Compact, a national coalition of more than 1,100 college and university presidents and a network of 36 state affiliates dedicated to advancing the public purpose of higher education through civic engagement, community-based learning, community-campus partnerships, and engaged scholarship.  She has more than 25 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, concentrating in the areas of aging, community service and public policy.

Among other leadership positions, Maureen has served as Director of Public Policy for the Community Service Society of New York and as Executive Director of the Massachusetts Service Alliance, where she oversaw distribution of $12 million in grants to support AmeriCorps community service-learning and mentoring programs.  She also was the Chief Relationship Officer for Bridgestar, an initiative of The Bridgespan Group, where she developed services to connect executive-level managers with career and board opportunities in the nonprofit sector.

Maureen has taught courses on nonprofit and volunteer management at Columbia University, New York University, and UMass-Boston.  She currently co-chairs Governor Deval Patrick’s Commonwealth Corps Commission.  Curley holds a B.A. in political science from Emmanuel College and earned her Master’s in non-profit management from Antioch University New England in 1983.