THIS SAMPLE REPORT USES SIMULATED DATA FOR DEMONSTRATION PURPOSES
This presentation outlines your institution’s data from the Alumni Engagement survey alongside aggregate data from the overall survey population and your CASE Peers.
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In 2019, CASE launched a new Alumni Engagement Metrics (AEM) survey to enable institutions to measure alumni engagement across four “modes”: Communications, Experiential, Volunteerism, and Philanthropic. 349 institutions from 17 countries took part. The survey framework was created by a volunteer task force of alumni relations professionals and defines alumni engagement as “activities that are valued by alumni, build enduring and mutually beneficial relationships, inspire loyalty and financial support, strengthen the institution’s reputation and involve alumni in meaningful activities to advance the institution’s mission.
A full report of key survey findings is available for download from the survey website. You can also access the Guidance Document for specific inclusions and exclusions across the four modes of alumni engagement.
The visualizations in this report show trends in your institution and
institutions similar to yours (CASE Peers). Select the Peer
Algorithm tab to learn more about how your institution’s CASE Peers
were selected.
CASE Peers, Sample Country/Region, and All
Respondents results are presented as median figures in this
presentation.
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Sample Peer 1 |
Sample Peer 2 |
Sample Peer 3 |
Sample Peer 4 |
Sample Peer 5 |
CASE Peers are determined using a combination of core data points from the Alumni Engagement Metric survey and additional appended variables.2 These data are used in an algorithm to select the five institutions most similar to yours for fiscal year (FY) 2022. Data used to select the institutions most similar to yours are shown on the left by size of weighting in the algorithm and include:
1 Scroll down to the Next Steps section for information about selecting your own peer institutions for comparison as well as suggestions about how to implement data-driven strategies using these results.
2 Appended variables are highlighted in green; AEM survey variables in blue. Appended variables include institutional classifications from Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS) and the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education by Indiana University Center for Postsecondary Research, and responses from CASE regional fundraising surveys where applicable.
Institution(s) | Staff FTE | Contactable Alumni per Staff FTE |
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Sample Institution | 6 | 37,570 |
CASE Peers | 6.5 | 45,187 |
Sample Country/Region | 5.9 | 12,722 |
All Respondents | 5.9 | 17,396 |
Expenditures include only the staff and non-staff direct costs
involved in alumni relations activities. A response of 0 was still
considered a response while a blank response indicated the answer was
omitted. The expenditures are converted to your local currency in Sample
Country. For grouped data, the median spending for each category was
calculated and then were summed to obtain a total.
Your institution completed 4 out of 4 categories. The table below shows the percentage of respondents by group who provided responses by expenditure category (Magazine, Salary, NonTech Cost, or Tech Cost).
Percentage Engaged ANY mode is calculated as: \({\text{Count of alumni engaged in one of the four modes}\over\text{Count of legally contactable alumni}}\)
Review engagement by each mode for insight into how the 21,842 alumni were engaged with your institution. Percentage Engaged by any mode can vary based on the data your institution captures. Review Confidence Levels in the next section to see how your institution’s confidence in the comprehensiveness of data captured compares to peers and other survey respondents.
As you review, keep in mind that as nascent metrics, it is not uncommon to see large shifts as institutions capture additional data. Review the Engagement by Mode section later in this report to learn more about philanthropic, volunteer, experiential, and communications results.
Hover over each bar in the second chart to see percentage change in
alumni engaged by mode.
You can explore engagement by alumni category in the CASE Insights Data Portal or in a custom Strategic Benchmarking Report.
Respondents were asked to provide a Confidence Level for each Communication, Experiential, and Volunteer modes of engagement. Responses indicate the level of confidence that the data captured is representative of institutional activities and events. Each data table shows the percentage of institutions who reported each confidence level for that mode of engagement.
Sample Institution indicated you were Somewhat confident in your Communications data, Not very confident in your Experiential data, and Confident in your Volunteer data.
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