Many people start off the new year by setting resolutions.

Communications professionals are increasingly finding themselves charged with leading change processes for new initiatives or projects. Here's a look inside change management and how it can help institutions thrive.

Although academic philanthropy is evolving, it will continue to play a vital role in shaping academics over the coming decades. It will continue to create opportunities for students and faculty by eliminating issues of access and affordability.

Whether in person or online, conferences are an investment. As you plan for professional development opportunities in the new year, make sure you're using your time and money wisely.

What circumstances enable our schools and colleges to thrive, merely survive, or eke away quietly into the annals of history? Is this question a depressing one, or an energizing one? How can advancement leaders ensure that their work helps their institution address existential threats facing us every day?

Not all professional environments— their values, norms, beliefs, or rituals—are healthy or positive. Instead, some workplaces are toxic, leading to destructive gossip, high employee turnover, and excessive use of sick time. And ultimately, organizational toxicity hinders productivity and organizational success.

At its November 2022 meeting, CASE's Board discussed educational marketing, CASE's global market research, the U.S. midterm elections, restructuring CASE dues, and more.

Whether you are about to address a crowd or meet a new colleague, you always want to make a good first impression. Since many people make flash judgments the first time they meet someone new, making a good impression can help you to be perceived in a better light.

There’s a lot of work that goes into recruiting potential students to your institution -- are you sure you’re hitting the right notes? One mother and advancement professional has some advice -- from just going through the recruitment life process with her son.

CASE invites you to join CASE and other charitable organizations the Grow Giving Now Fly-In, Nov. 15-16, in Washington, D.C. During the Fly-In charitable leaders from around the country will visit with lawmakers to urge them to renew and expand the non-itemizer charitable deduction in year-end tax legislation. This event is hosted by the Charitable Giving Coalition.