The CASE Library has gathered these resources to help members develop crisis management plans and communications strategies. This collection links to toolkits, books, articles, and webinars that share advice and recommended practices on how to respond to natural disasters, tragedies, scandals, and other crisis incidents. We also link to sample plans and policies.

The CASE Library maintains this collection of online samples for all CASE members. It includes examples of diversity and inclusion plans, mission statements, and DEI priorities and initiatives within institutional advancement divisions.

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.

The CASE Library has developed this resource collection which includes reports on demographic data and information on the recruitment, hiring, and retention of diverse staff.

The CASE Library has developed this collection for members who are interested in planning for employment transitions, including resources on succession planning and knowledge retention. 

This collection includes examples of succession planning guides, toolkits and other materials to help plan and prepare for employee transitions.

Succession planning is as prevalent in the corporate world as balance sheets and annual reports. Corporate boards want to keep business churning after the sudden departure of key executives, so identifying and grooming potential replacements is common practice. The concept hasn't taken off in advancement, but given the department's critical roles in building external relationships and generating resources, the topic is gaining traction.

Landing in a Tough Spot: Navigating the challenges of gifts of land

Natural disasters can shake campuses and communities—but careful planning and a focus on developing strong internal and external relationships can set the stage for quick action and relief.

As we gear up for the community college advancement and grant professionals seminar series this November, hear from the chairs of the planning committees on their paths to advancement and what they’re most looking forward to with this fall’s programming.