What members are thinking and sharing

CASE volunteer Diana Colmenares speaks to Latin America’s advancement challenges, her favorite spot on Colegio Nueva Granada’s campus, and how international schools are supporting their communities during the COVID-19 pandemic.

To communicate its value to prospective families, Shanghai American School found methods to “make stories part of the everyday”—even on the international school’s fleet of buses.

As colleges and universities have woken up to the potential that women donors possess, many have seen early success creating their own adaptations, designed specifically for their unique cultures and organizational strategies.

Stanford's Surgery Saturdays project shows doctors at work, Reddit can be a helpful tool for engagement, campus murals, tips for greener events, and more.

How do higher education institutions display the value of the research being done on campus in a world where it is only getting more difficult to hold someone’s attention?

The CASE Library frequently receives questions on special events, particularly on best practices for planning and executing an event and on measuring event success. In light of these requests, we have developed this resource collection with accompanying sample materials.

Print publications at Elgin Community College and Salt Lake Community College are reflecting and promoting their campuses with dynamic design and community-focused storytelling.

Circle of Excellence Awards volunteer judges share their thoughts about some of the most creative and meaningful winning entries.

The Beatles might have changed the world in the ’60s, but CASE’s Circle of Excellence awards prove that the rock legends still resonate across the advancement universe.