The CASE Library maintains this collection of a variety of institutions’ guidelines, policies, and other guidance on community members' use of artificial intelligence.

In a recent pulse survey, advancement professionals shared how artificial intelligence is shaping their work. Explore these takeaways in the just-released survey findings.

The CASE Library frequently receives questions from members who want to know how to take on branding projects, revise an institution-wide branding strategy or create a new set of visual identity guidelines.

The CASE Library has developed this resource collection on donor cultivation. It contains a curated selection of books, articles, and practitioner blog posts on donor cultivation techniques and strategies.

The CASE Library maintains this collection of brand-related samples including visual identity guidelines, brand and logo style guides, brand toolkits, identity management standards and assorted other documents.

An annual survey report on philanthropic support of the higher education sector in Australia and New Zealand in 2022 was released today by the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE), showing new funds secured and cash income received totalled AUD792 million and AUD671 million respectively. Compared with the previous year, new funds secured increased by 2% but cash income received dropped by 13%.

As educational funding models have changed, and expectations for philanthropic support have become staples of institutional strategy, so too has our need for clear guidance evolved.

About four years ago, a student at the University of California, Berkeley, conducted a crowdfunding campaign and gave the institution $86,000. The university's reaction? Anxiety. "Everyone wanted to know where the money came from. He was a good kid doing a good thing. But from the university's perspective, it set off alarm bells," particularly with how the gift could be distributed within Berkeley's guidelines, says Richard Swart, who became the institution's crowdfunding scholar-in-residence in 2015.

Through CASE Insights, advancement professionals have access to the latest data, standards, and research. Here’s a look at the historic milestones that led to Insights.

The CASE Global Reporting Standards were reviewed and updated by advancement professionals and CASE volunteers.