Data. Everyone is collecting it—from small, independent schools to huge, public universities. As an advancement professional, you can expect to spend at least part of your day dealing with numbers or reporting in some capacity. Here, we tackle five red flags and misunderstandings that arise over and over again. 

Cool comics, scholarships from Metallica, sign language at Starbucks coffee shop, and more. 

Anniversary celebrations can dazzle at any budget. Scaling ideas to work at any institution, with any size staff, is a dance between dreaming big and drilling down to what’s doable. 

The CASE Library has developed this resource collection for members who work at HBCUs. This collection offers case studies, research and recommended practices with a focus on the areas of fundraising, alumni relations, management and leadership.

Anniversary celebrations can dazzle at any budget. Scaling ideas to work at any institution, with any size staff, is a dance between dreaming big and drilling down to what’s doable. 

Regional events can offer major engagement dividends, from identifying new donors to connecting with alumni. But success isn’t as simple as hosting a happy hour. You need to think strategically about what you offer, where you do it, and whom you’re trying to reach.

A college president hits the road for an RV trip, a day in the life of Creighton University's therapy dog, inside Princeton University's #TellUsTigers storytelling project, and more.

How a Catholic nun hit on a pitch-perfect community engagement activity for her Chicago school; cheers to Cornell University's alumni wine program; students at Yokohama International School dive into scuba; a Texas head of school catches crooks after a hit-and-run accident.

During the last decade, advancement in Asia, Australia and the Middle East has grown exponentially—and along the way, CASE's Asia-Pacific team has worked to build and strengthen a vibrant community of practice. Leading that charge has been Chua Beng Hwee, CASE Asia-Pacific's executive director since 2010.

Starting immediately, he told the audience at the August 2018 event, NYU would offer full-tuition scholarships to every medical student, regardless of merit or need.