CASE recently announced community college recipients of the 2019 Circle of Excellence Awards and Educational Fundraising Awards Programs.

Breaking down the "belonging" element of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and examining ways it can fit into community college advancement.

"I knew how much growth was taking place at a two-year level and how much attention nationally was being placed on the necessity of two-year colleges," Fontenot says of the decision to change jobs.

"Sometimes people transfer in from a four-year university, and the community college world is quite different," says Mary Brumbach, chief strategy officer of the Dallas County Community College District.

Chandler LeBoeuf, Vice President of Education for the Louisiana Community and Technical College System, and Executive Director of the LCTCS Foundation, has been part of the System since 2012, going from student affairs to advancement. Through public-private partnerships, he leads innovative workforce development programs, which work to get individuals credentialed in high-demand fields and into the workforce. Learn more about his career path ad advice on building similar programs. 

Happy 2024 to you and Happy 50th Anniversary to CASE! We can’t wait to celebrate this milestone with you in many fun ways you’ll hear about throughout the year. 

The December holidays give us an opportunity to step away from our emails, rest, reflect on what we learned in 2024, and get recharged for new projects on the horizon.

Cyndi Drummond, Lone Star College in Texas, has been named chair of the 2018 Conference for Community College Grant Professionals planning committee.

Big things have been afoot at Johnson County Community College. From transformational changes on campus to a revolution in nursing technology, the Overland Park, Kansas school is making change happen for its students and the community.

Advancement marketing is evolving faster than ever, making it more important for institutions of all sizes to adapt their marketing strategies.