Stephanie Smith
Guest-host for Bengal Tales, Vice President for University Advancement at ISUStephanie Smith is a recurring guest-host for the KISU show Bengal Tales.
Stephanie Smith - ISU University Advancement
Stephanie Smith is the Vice President for University Advancement at Idaho State University, bringing over 20 years of experience in higher education, local government, and nonprofit organizations. ISU University Advancement encompasses organizations such as the ISU Foundation, ISU Alumni Association, and KISU-FM.
A proud graduate of Northern Arizona University, Stephanie has dedicated her career to public service, driven by a belief in the transformative power of public higher education to uplift students and strengthen communities. Her professional journey spans more than two decades in higher education, local government, and nonprofit work.
Stephanie enjoys engaging with the Bengal community, building connections with alumni, students, faculty, staff, and local residents. She cherishes opportunities to celebrate achievements across campus, such as the annual Outstanding Student Achievement Ceremony, and strongly supports campus traditions, including Bengal Giving Day and Homecoming Week. Her leadership is marked by a commitment to fostering a campus-wide culture of philanthropy and inspiring others to come together in support of Idaho State University.
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In this episode of Bengal Tales, host Stephanie Smith sits down with Steve Rice, a devoted ISU alum, loyal supporter, and newly-appointed chair of the ISU Foundation Board. Steve shares heartfelt reflections on his lifelong connection to Idaho State University, his family's multi-generational legacy, and the bright future ahead as the foundation works to enhance opportunities and joy for all Bengals. -
For this month's Bengal Tales episode, guest host Stephanie Smith welcomes Craig Joseph, Idaho State University’s new Associate Vice President for Strategic Engagement, to the show. Tune in as Craig shares his remarkable journey from Antigua to Idaho, memories of being a Bengal student-athlete, and transformative moments like a landmark win over Boise State.
