Minority Advancement Institute panel explores priorities and problems.

Each year, the CASE Circle of Excellence Awards recognize hundreds of institutions whose staff members advanced their institutions through innovative, inspiring, and creative ideas. The Platinum Awards also honor institutions for their work. Meet the 2019 winners in the diversity programs category.

The CASE North America Fundraising Residency Program serves to create a "gateway to fund-raising careers in higher ed," according to a recent article in Inside Higher Ed.

As the population of the United States grows more diverse, educational institutions must make efforts to increase the diversity within their advancement offices, according to a newly published CASE whitepaper.

The new Charles A. Wright Opportunity and Inclusion Award recognizes an advancement professional who displays leadership in fostering inclusion and diversity within the profession, on their campus and/or within the surrounding community. It also honors District II’s immediate past board chair and his work to support diversity and equity both for CASE members and at The College of New Jersey, where he is associate vice president for development and alumni engagement.

Pedro Govantes is the senior director of development at the University of Michigan and the incoming chair of CASE's Multicultural Advancement Professionals.

Michael Bumbry, director of development at the Kogod School of Business at American University, shares his experiences with diversity in the field of advancement.

Karl Miller Lugo on his new role at UT San Antonio and the value of networking

Speaker Charlie Nelms offers advice on two key topics covered in his AADO/CASE Diverse Philanthropy and Leadership Conference address: diversifying leadership and empowering a new generation of philanthropists.

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