As you walk around your campus, are you ever struck by how many students, faculty, and staff are on their phones, unaware of what's going on around them?

Though the European General Data Protection Regulation does present challenges, it also offers some opportunities, according to one development expert.

New European privacy rules, effective May 25, 2018, require nonprofits to let donors know what kind of data they're collecting and how they plan to use it.

If you've resolved to focus on professional development this New Year, take a look at the resources CASE offers members for career development and opportunities.

In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, how have institutions handled alumni and donor outreach?

Strategic talent management has emerged as an important focus for advancement in recent years. What changes do you foresee in the future?

Until this question, the interview for the college presidency had been going well.

Within hours of the June 2016 Brexit referendum in which 51.9 percent of voters in the United Kingdom opted to leave the European Union, many U.K. universities created special teams to address their most immediate concerns: student and staff recruitment and retention. University College London convened a Brexit planning group, chaired by its president and provost, with top representatives participating from offices such as communications, development, international, education and student affairs, the registrar, and human resources, as well as the college's unions.

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