This whitepaper examines the current state of diversity among development staff at colleges and universities. 

This white paper examines the structure of institutionally related foundations, their fundraising resources, staff composition and endowment performance. 

Based on a landmark survey of 122 North American community college foundations, this white paper documents staffing and budget patterns, foundation board governance structures, fundraising and capital campaign activities (including major gifts and endowments), and donor communication practices.

This research explores the role of "advancement-enabling" technology in helping institutions meet their development and alumni relations goals.

The inaugural Advancement Investment Metrics Study, or AIMS, benchmarked investments and staffing in each of the advancement disciplines (advancement services, alumni relations, communications and marketing, fundraising and advancement management) as well as the return on the investment in fundraising specifically.

Which alumni are most likely to become donors?

This white paper on the structure and staffing of community college foundations reports on the results of a CASE survey conducted in 2010.

This research explores the role of "advancement-enabling" technology in helping institutions meet their development and alumni relations goals.

The results of this 2009 survey look at the job titles, reporting structures and activities of community relations practitioners.

This technical report, produced in partnership by CASE and SPSS Inc., explores the promise of data mining alumni records at educational institutions.