Thursday, Aug. 5

1:00-5:00 PM
Registration/CASE ASAP Information Desk Open

3:00-4:00
Opening Session and Roll Call

4:00-4:10
Welcome
As a former student in student advancement , Cassie McVeety joins us to welcome delegates with a warm and heartfelt message.
Presenter: Cassie McVeety, Chair, CASE Board of Trustees and Vice President of College Advancement & Executive Director MHCC Foundation, Mt. Hood Community College

4:10-5:30
Keynote Address
The BIG Dream Revolution^TM: Helping America Connect and Dream BIGGER!
In this high-energy program, Matthews tells the story behind the BIG dream gathering and talks about the four questions that started this revolution. You'll have the chance to think about some of your own BIG dreams as well as connect with other dreamers in the room.

What could happen if you, your organization or your school were able to dream BIGGER? Join us at this session to find out.
Presenter: Mitch Matthews, Co-founder, BIG dream gathering^TM

5:30
Evening On Your Own
Explore Kansas City!

6:30
Dine-Around in Kansas City
Meet others and swap stories over group dinners at local restaurants. Sign up at the convention.

8:00-9:00
CASE ASAP Night at the Improv with Special Guests, Zoiks!
Cap off the night with a special performance from Zoiks! an improv and sketch comedy troupe from Emporia State University. Meet new friends while sharing a few laughs.

Friday, Aug. 6

7:30-9:00 AM
Adviser Welcome Breakfast (Adviser Introductions, 8:00-8:45 AM)
Join convention organizers and fellow advisers at this welcome breakfast. Advisers will take a few moments to introduce themselves.

Student Welcome Breakfast
Enjoy a hot breakfast while meeting new friends, making new contacts and networking.

9:00-9:45
District Meetings
Meet other delegates from your region at your district meeting.

10:00-10:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  Just Beat It
  Beat T-shirts are a great way to promote school spirit and connect with students on campus. The shirts were an idea we picked up from the University of Florida at a previous CASE ASAP conference and brought to our school. Learn how we made the program work for us and get tips on starting one at your school. We will review the steps it took to get the project off the ground-from convincing association leadership to soliciting sponsors-and discuss how the program's success has helped our organization.
  Presenter: Justin Yeater, University of Missouri Alumni Association Student Board
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Tour Training: Poly Reps Style!
  While all tours cover the university essentials, Poly Reps conduct tours in our own unique way. As an organization, we believe our successful style is the result of interactive tour training. Through detailed discussion about what makes or breaks a campus tour and activities that test the knowledge of Poly Reps, the Tour Committee hosts a day-long training for new members to learn how to conduct effective tours and for current members to discover ways for fine-tuning their tours. Learn our methods for delivering the most unforgettable tours.
  Presenters: Christina Fromson, Anthony Lumbad, Chester Matkey, and Samantha Roberts, California Polytechnic State University Poly Reps
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Innovative Student Philanthropy
  While the year is 2010, many student organizations continue their philanthropies like it's the '90s. With the goal of increasing awareness and involvement in student philanthropies, student organizations must increase their use of new marketing strategies, targeted promotion and social media. During this session we will identify innovative ways the K-State Student Foundation has tapped into the unique resources on our campus to promote the nationally recognized K-State PROUD Student Campaign.
  Presenters: Megan Barnett, John Grice, and Courtney Hallenbeck, Kansas State University Student Foundation
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  The EMAW Plan: Recruitment, Selection and Training
  Learn about the K-State Student Alumni Board's EMAW (Every Man a Wildcat) plan to recruit prospective students to the university, select the best-of-the-best for the Student Alumni Board and train new members through an extensive training program. We'll highlight our unique events including football skybox hosting, alumni reunions and Jr. Wildcat events. These programs have helped SAB continue to be one of the premier organizations on the K-State campus.
  Presenters: Kelsie Ball, Casey Dwyer, Mindy Highberger, Stephanie Larson, and Scott Soptick, Kansas State University Alumni Board
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Leading Your Student Leaders
  Join the Florida Cicerones/SAA as we discuss our organizational leadership. There are many aspects that go into running a successful executive board, inspiring the members of your organization and training and transitioning your future leaders. We'll review the strategies we use to accomplish these goals. You'll leave this session with new techniques to motivate your membership, create a shared vision for your organization and empower your student leaders.
  Presenters: Austin Shaw and Andrew Stricklin, Florida Cicerones SAA, University of Florida
• TRACK: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  Dreaming BIG On Your Campus
  In this interactive session, Mitch Matthews will share more inspiring BIG dream gathering stories. He'll offer some questions hat you can take back to your campus to ignite bigger thinking and bigger dreaming. Plus, he'll talk about how to bring a BIG dream gathering to your campus.
  Presenter: Mitch Matthews, Co-Founder, BIG dream gatheringTM

10:00-11:15
Adviser Best Practices Panel
Join a panel of expert advisers as they share their collective experiences and discuss tricks of the trade. Learn how they have successfully overcome obstacles such as managing senioritis and cliques while each year reinvigorating their organizations. Whether you are new to the adviser role or want to brush up on advising techniques, this session offers something for everyone.
Panelists: Carol Beirne, Northern Kentucky University Student Alumni Association; Carin Huffman Grinch, Mizzou Alumni Association; Connie Hansen, University of Northern Iowa CATS; and Paul Sapp, University of Northern Iowa Student Admissions Ambassadors
Moderator: Jasmine Stewart, University of Texas at Arlington Student Alumni Association

11:00-11:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 2

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  Hawk Mud Fest - An Innovative Approach to Student Philanthropic Giving
  Hawk Mud Fest is an annual mud volleyball tournament hosted by Students for KU-KU Endowment's official student foundation. This event serves as innovative approach to student philanthropy and educates current students about private donor support and raises funds for the Students for KU Student Leadership Award. This award recognizes student leaders who have made, or are making, significant contributions to the enrichment and future success of the University of Kansas. This session is great for those interested in deepening your campus's culture of student philanthropy.
  Presenter: Sarah M. Phillips, Assistant Director of Annual Giving-Special Projects, University of Kansas
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  How to Rock Your A-Game
  From integrating new members to honoring the legacy of graduating seniors, it is important to make membership valuable from beginning to end. Discover how to engage your members from start to finish through retreats, mentoring, senior send-off celebrations and social activities. This session will focus on how to keep your members motivated, in good spirits and proud of their roles as student leaders.
  Presenters: Mackenzie Hatfield, Harrison King, Meaghan Lewis, Ivan Penado, and Bradley Thrasher, Appalachian State University Student Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Show Me How to Revitalize
  Learn how the Mizzou Student Foundation grew from six members to having a strong presence on campus in just two years. Presenters will discuss recruitment strategies including on-campus advertising, interviewing and promoting leadership within the organization. Examples of our popular events include Tiger Pledge Campaign-a textbook scholarship for working students and TAG Day-an educational event to Thank Alumni and Friends for their Generosity (TAG).
  Presenters: Stephanie Ross, Emily Singer, and Jess Soete, University of Missouri Student Foundation
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  An Amazing Race, Campus Tradition Style: Medallion Madness at University of Portland
  Medallion Madness is a signature program for the University of Portland Student Alumni Association-a campus-scavenger hunt designed to foster tradition and school spirit. Find out how the current SAA traditions committee made this event a campus phenomenon by making it a key Homecoming Week activity while partnering with our student organizations to encourage cross-promotion. We'll show you how to execute this low-cost, high-impact event.
  Presenters: Kristin Bryant, Jenny Doyle, and Jennifer Pesut, University of Portland Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  A Pre-Alumni Program: Connecting Students to the Alumni Association
  WASA Study Breaks are one way we have found to interact with underclassman to educate them about their alumni association and to build class affinity. We have used these breaks as a way to introduce ourselves as well as to educate current students on the benefits and resources of being alumni as well as the value of their degree once they graduate. Discuss different ways we create opportunities for students to attend alumni-sponsored events and share how we partner with the Senior Class Council for the Senior Study Break - Salute to Graduates.
  Presenters: Demi Bartunek, Bailey Gessman, and Rachelle Hadley, Nebraska Wesleyan University Alumni Student Association
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Reel 'Em In: How to Have a Successful Recruitment Process
  The Butler University Student Foundation (BUSF) will discuss ways to execute a successful closed membership process for your organization. The session will include information on promoting your organization to campus, attracting and selecting qualified applicants and keeping new members involved. BUSF operates as a student alumni association with a closed membership of 80 members. You will learn how BUSF attracts and maintains an average of 25 new members each year.
  Presenters: Jenn Brinn, Ciera Oshodi, and Stevan Tomich, Butler University Student Foundation
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Retention 102: How a Small Organization Took It to the Next Level
  With the Northeastern SAA continuing to grow each year, it became increasingly important for the group to successfully assimilate new members and hold onto its current members. Find out how a small organization accomplished this with the hard work of its award-winning Spirit Committee. By upping our recruitment efforts and maximizing our retention through social events, a new buddy program, social media and more, NU SAA has become more united and continues to reach new heights.
  Presenters: Kirsten Anderson, Lauren Bailey, Lauren Jodoin, and Brian Nelson, Student Alumni Association, Northeastern University
  2010 CASE ASAP District 1 Award Winner - Outstanding Internal Program, Spirit Committee

NOON-1:30 PM
Lunch, Peter Buchanan Scholarship Presentation and Keynote Address
Scholarship Presentation: Curtis Crespino, CASE Board of Trustees and Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, University of Missouri-Kansas City

Keynote Address
The Importance of Leadership
Angela Bennett will discuss the importance of leadership and share with us what student leaders can do now to leave a lasting impact.
Presenter: Angela Bennett, Director, Office of Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education

2:00-2:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 3

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  You Got Served-Ambassador Style!
  What if your organization invited all students to get involved in an effort to impact your community? Appalachian State Ambassador's annual canned food drive is the largest of its kind, collecting over 10,000 cans per year for the Watauga Hunger Coalition. This session will focus on the logistics of planning community service events, publicity tactics, and outreach to students and local community members. Learn how to have a great time while giving back to your campus community.
  Presenters: Bailey Hamrick, Jordan Lewis, Chad Mukherjee, Thomas Ulmer, and Robert Walther, Appalachian State University Student Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Bringing Back the Best: Illini Comeback Program
  Want to bring back the best and brightest from your university? With our Illini Comeback program we serve as their hosts during Homecoming Weekend to showcase our prestigious alumni at a student leader luncheon, recognition at the football game, dinner with our president, guest lectures and many other events. You will learn how to plan a successful weekend for your comeback guests, while gaining the trust of the university in your organization's ability to serve their most distinguished alumni.
  Presenters: Meghan Schaffer and Lauren Whalley, University of Illinois Student Alumni Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Bringing Back a Tradition - Pulling Off Multiple Successful Large Fundraisers
  Bear Downs was a bicycle race that served as Baylor's Student Foundation's main fundraiser for many years. In 2002, it was replaced by the Bearathon, a half marathon that drew more interest and raised more money. This past year, our student foundation decided to bring Bear Downs back, holding two large fundraisers raising more for student scholarships. During this session, we will discuss both the struggles and successes we experienced with getting an event of this nature started (again) and what we have learned so we can keep improving Bear Downs.
  Presenters: Alberto Contrera and Natalie Pavela, Baylor University Student Foundation
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  How to Run a Successful Homecoming Weekend
  The University of Cincinnati's Student Alumni Council has led the school's homecoming celebration for the past three years. During this session we will discuss the ins and outs of running a major Homecoming weekend that brings thousands back to campus. We will share our king and queen process that involves more than just a popular vote. We'll also explain how to coordinate and find support on your campus and how to rally your student organization to participate.
  Presenters: Austin Francis, Jordan Hamons, and Anthony Voveris, University of Cincinnati Student Alumni Council
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Integrating New Members
  So you've just accepted new members to your organization...that's great, but what happens now? Learn how the Wisconsin Alumni Student Board (WASB) and the UW Homecoming Committee effectively introduce new members to the complicated inner workings and traditions of a long-standing organization through their orientation programs and membership drives. The end result is enthusiastic, devoted members who are ready to carry the organization into the future.
  Presenters: Alicia Gaynor and Lauren Gould, University of Wisconsin Homecoming Committee; and Stephanie Bakula and Michael Herbert, University of Wisconsin Alumni Student Board
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Out of the Ordinary Retreats that Create Extraordinary Bonds
  Twice a year, all members of the Florida Cicerones come together for two unforgettable retreats. Jam-packed with Gator camaraderie, mentor/mentee mayhem, scavenger hunts and unique themes, these retreats offer us new ways to love one another and our organization. Whether it's a one-day event or an over-nighter, every retreat should be one for your members to remember. Join us to find out how we make retreats one of the most memorable aspects of our organization.
  Presenters: Natalie Arrieta, Raelise Emard, and Erin Pierce Florida Cicerones/SAA, University of Florida
• TRACK: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  From Student to Career: Is Your Future in Advancement?
  Many students have found a great way to stay involved with their school through a career in alumni relations, development, communications and other institutional advancement-related fields. Join a panel of advancement professionals-all former CASE ASAP participants-as they explore exciting and rewarding careers in higher education advancement.
  Panelists: Holly Johnson, Alumni and Development Director, Upper Iowa University; Kevin Thompson, Executive Director of the Foundation & Alumni Association, Dickinson State University; Sara Wald, Director of Advancement, North Dakota State University; and Dale Wright, Director of Development, College of Business, University of Missouri-Columbia
  

3:00-4:00
Keynote Address
Come Together: Generational Differences and How to Work with Someone Much Older or Younger Than You
Kelly McDonald will discuss generational differences in the workplace, offering some valuable insight to students and advisers.
Presenter: Kelly McDonald, President, McDonald Marketing

4:30- 5:30 (Setup begins at 4:15)
The Marketplace
Show off your best work at the Marketplace. Thank you for showing and sharing your materials and best practices.

7:30-9:30
CASE ASAP Poolside
Put on your swimsuit and join us for CASE ASAP Poolside.

Saturday, Aug. 7

8:30-10:00 AM
Adviser Networking Breakfast
Join advisers to network over breakfast. Pick a table topic on issues relevant to the adviser experience and join the conversation.

Student Networking Breakfast
Enjoy a hot breakfast while meeting new friends, making new contacts and networking.

10:00-10:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 4

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  40 Years for Dinners for 12 Strangers: Tips for Starting, Expanding or Enhancing a Dinners Program-from the Ones Who Started It All
  Small dinner parties hosted by alumni have become a popular way for universities to bridge the gap between students, alumni, staff and faculty. We'll describe how we've grown the UCLA Dinner for 12 Strangers program to 300 dinners per year, all around the world. We'll offer advice on host recruitment, student attendance and use of technology. We'll also facilitate discussion for schools that have similar programs to share their best practices and challenges.
  Presenters: Josh Aulakh, Weston Gonzalez,  and Kristy Peterson, UCLA Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Inside [Insert Your School Here]
  Learn about Inside MSU, a program that provides a unique inside look at campus for admitted students. A panel of current student ambassadors share anecdotes on academics, student life and housing, followed by an in-depth question and answer session. Attendees are then led on a walking tour of significant campus facilities and then handed off to representatives from Financial Aid and Study Abroad for additional presentations. Learn how to take this program back to your campus and make it applicable to your prospective students.
  Presenters: Devon Barrett and Megan Hall, Michigan State University Student Alumni Foundation
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Extreme Makeover: Fundraising Edition-Redesigning Finals Week Survival Kits
  The sale of Finals Week Survival Kits is the primary fundraiser for the University of Portland Student Alumni Association. An analysis of the program during summer 2008, however, revealed that sales steadily declined, and in recent years this fundraiser barely broke even. Find out how SAA successfully redesigned the fundraiser over the course of two years, transforming it into a program that generated $11,000 profit during the 2009-2010 year. We'll discuss the successful transformation, challenges and cautionary tales.
  Presenters: Kristin Bryant, Miriam Hakim, and Jennifer Pesut, University of Portland Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  Students Serving Students...The UT Way
  Come learn about the University of Tennessee's service to students on Rocky Top. You'll hear about the Big Orange Birthday Bash, our chief fundraiser and UniTe, SAA's newest program open to all UT students designed to connect students with school spirit, campus traditions and accomplished alumni.
  Presenters: Lauren Charles, Sara Geouque, Ksenia Kuznetsova, and Alice White, University of Tennessee at Knoxville Student Alumni Associates
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Membership Retreat: Creating Value and Vision
  This session will provide participants with ideas on planning an educational and fun membership retreat. We'll show you ways to work with on-and-off campus resources to make your retreat one to remember. We will also discuss reasons why membership retreats are an important part of our organization.
  Presenters: Brittany Muncy and Kala Zink, Bowling Green State University Student Alumni Connection
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  I am an Executive Team Member...So Now What?
  As an executive team member, you will now face new challenges. Panelists will help you learn how to lead your friends through difficult situations, how to handle disagreements between members, how to manage the political environment, and how to work with peers and advisers. This session is ideal for new executive team members. We encourage returning executives to stop by the session and share their experiences.
  Panelists: Antse Atanga, University of Texas-Arlington Student Alumni Association; Erin Lynam, Emporia State University Ambassadors; Tony Smith, University of Northern Iowa CATS; and Justin Yeater, University of Missouri-Columbia Student Alumni Association Board
  Moderator: Carrie Bien, Mizzou Alumni Association, University of Missouri; and Nikki Metz, Emporia State University
• TRACK: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  I Have Over 3.2 Million Resumes...Who Will I Choose?
  According to the Census Bureau, over 3.2 million students will graduate with a degree in higher education this year. Does your resume make you standout? Does it capture your experiences and objectives? Or are you a first- or second-year student asking the question, "How do I craft my resume now for graduation?" Join us for this strategic session on resume writing and behavior. Let's separate you from the crowd.
  Presenter: Rob Henry, Executive Director of Emerging Constituencies, Council for Advancement and Support of Education

11:00-11:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 5

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  Launching a Traditions Challenge Program
  Every institution is defined by its traditions, past and present. Each tradition gives light to something unique and meaningful to that particular campus. Learn how the students of CATS (Connecting Alumni to Students) took the idea of a Traditions Challenge program and launched a campus-wide phenomenon. From the research needed to compile a traditions book and the struggles of financing the project to the excitement of releasing the final product full scale, learn how you can bring a traditions challenge program to life on your campus.
  Presenters: Meridith Dickey, Katie Hood, Lindsey Rhodes, Tony Smith, and Landon Wood, Connecting Alumni To Students (CATS), University of Northern Iowa
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Bison & Beyond: How to Plan a Senior Send-Off that is Out of this World
  Blast off with the NDSU Bison Ambassadors in their quest to celebrate the class of 2010's "giant leap" into the real world. This collaboration between the NDSU Alumni Association, Office of the President, Career Center, Bookstore, Office of Admission and Dining Services created the ultimate fun atmosphere. This year's mission: to send seniors into the final frontier in style with t-shirts, games, prizes and photos with our star mascot, Thundar. With over 500 seniors in attendance, the NDSU Bison Ambassadors' mission was accomplished.
  Presenters: Matt Friesz, Cam Knutson, and Kolby Schaeffer, North Dakota State University Bison Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Managing a Growing Campaign
  Starting a philanthropic campaign can be a challenging task, but an exciting one when the campaign-due in part to your hard work-becomes a campus tradition. This session tracks the accomplishments of the K-State PROUD campaign in its first four years and identifies how the campaign components have evolved. We will discuss challenges faced in a new campaign, including continued participation, as well as creating a trademark and establishing corporate partnerships.
  Presenters: Hillary Boyle, Mitchell Loeb, Mariel Martinez, and Nick Moeder, Kansas State University Student Foundation
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  The Greatest Show on Earth!
  Launch a revenue-generating Student Alumni Association. This session offers an overview of UT Arlington's open membership program. UT Arlington's SAA became the largest campus organization in one month. Launched in June of 2008, the Student Alumni Association has more than 2,300 members. Learn the tricks of the trade.
  Presenters: Brittni Allen and Stephanie Moran, University of Texas at Arlington Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  A Balancing Act: Developing Large Scale Student-to-Alumni Networking Events
  Formal? Casual? Will the students show? What's in it for alumni? Developing large scale student-to-alumni networking events can be a challenge for anyone. Take a lesson from Boston University's Student Alumni Association who will detail the particulars of two events-Strike Up a Conversation, a fun, casual event held in the fall for students to start developing their networking sills and Connect for Success, a career mentoring event. This presentation will explain how each of these events was created, planned and successfully completed by students and how you can make it work for your institution.
  Presenters: Ethan DeLano and Aaron Horvitz, Boston University Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Sustaining Diversity on Campus
  The University of Illinois Student Alumni Ambassadors and The Ohio State University Student-Alumni Council invite you to learn how to effectively represent your campus community within your organization. Throughout the past year, both organizations have made great strides in promoting diversity in their respective organizations. Learn how diversifying your organization can have a positive impact not only for your group, but also for your campus community; having a diverse and inclusive organization allows for successful collaboration and a continued campus-wide impact.
  Presenters: Mark Mangia and Fahad Alharbi, The Ohio State University; and Jenn Allspach and Paul Stanton, University of Illinois Student Alumni Ambassadors
• TRACK: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  Our Organization Wants to Host a CASE ASAP District Conference-What's Next?
  Interested in hosting a CASE ASAP District Conference at your school in 2011 or beyond? Join a panel of former district conference and network convention hosts as they share best practices on planning and executing a successful district conference. Learn tips for securing sponsors and speakers; planning sessions and entertainment; and involving your organization in the entire process. Hosting a district conference is professionally rewarding and fun. These experts will show you where to begin!
  Presenters: Carol Beirne, Northern Kentucky University; Wesley Dunham, University of Massachusetts Amherst; Cristy Escandon, University of Texas at El Paso; Mary Holtman-Reed, University of Tennessee at Knoxville; Sara Lawer, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; and Caitlan Nee, Northeastern University

NOON-1:30 PM
Lunch and Keynote Address
TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
MnM: C-luv That Melts in Your Heart, Not in Your Hand
The University of Florida Cicerones/Student Alumni Association will show you how to foster individual relationships between members of your organization through a mentor/mentee program. You will learn how to creatively plan and execute exciting and memorable programs to help your mentor/mentee bonds grow.
Presenters: Raelise Emard, Erin Pierce, Austin Shaw, and Andrew Stricklin, Florida Cicerones/Student Alumni Association, University of Florida

2:00-2:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 6

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  Tuition Raffle: Raising Dollars and Smiles Since 1994
  Join us at this session if you are interested in learning about a successful tuition raffle program. Learn the ins and outs of the IUP Ambassadors award-winning program that has granted 15 students free in-state tuition, more than $3,000 in co-op store gift cards and over $110,000 in campus donations to various projects, all while funding the Ambassador's general budget. This session proves how one program can truly impact the entire campus.
  Presenters: Maria Cornetti, Michelle Taddie, Isaac Tarbell, and Shawn Trout, Indiana University of Pennsylvania Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Developing Your Membership Recruitment Process
  Looking to increase your organization's recruitment potential? The University of Northern Iowa Student Admissions Ambassadors (SAA) have honed the recruitment process through an initial PR drive, an information session and applicant interviews. SAA's recent spring recruitment drives have been successful, averaging over 95 applicants for a very limited number of positions. PR is an integral part of our recruitment process and the perception of an organization's brand plays a large role in recruiting applicants. This session is relevant to CASE ASAP participants looking to improve their membership recruitment process.
  Presenters: Nicholas Kavanaugh, Nick Sibenaller, and Darion Watson, and Northern Iowa Student Admissions Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Surviving and Thriving in the Recession
  Even though budget cuts have impacted many departments and student groups on our campus, we made sure that ours was not one of them. This year, SAA was able to enlist support from alumni, neighboring businesses and campus partners to retain valuable programs, building stronger relationships and increasing our visibility in the process. Schools feeling the pain of budget constraints will learn how to approach businesses and alumni for support and how to target the right sponsors-on and off campus-for events.
  Presenters: Ezen Choo, Molly Suarez, and Micayla Turner, University of California, Davis Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  We're Bringing Alumni Back
  Listen in as we share some surefire ways to engage and bring young alums back to your campus. Our IZZONE Alumni Reunion welcomed over 800 alumni back from around the nation, uniting them with their alma mater and current students, creating an intimate atmosphere for the Wisconsin Badgers. Bring a young alumni initiative back to your campus and strengthen traditions.
  Presenters: Mike DeBona, Janel Rutzen and Shane Smith, Michigan State University Student Alumni Foundation
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  A Shared Vision
  Every year, the Student-Alumni Council elects a new leadership team including an executive board and team of directors that will serve over the next school year. The Exec, Director Retreat is a weekend spent away from campus where these elected leaders form their vision for the next year, set goals and learn to work together. This session will discuss not only what the weekend entails, but why it is important to have a shared vision and how it positively impacts the organization.
  Presenters: Mark Mangia and Ruqayya Rehmatullah, The Ohio State University Student- Alumni Council
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Friends with Benefits: How to Join Forces to Accomplish a Common Goal
  This session will show how student foundations and student alumni organizations can collaborate to advance their institution and build a stronger working relationship. If you're looking for a way for your members to work with other student advancement leaders on campus, this session is for you.
  Presenters: Sarah M. Phillips, Assistant Director of Annual Giving-Special Projects, University of Kansas; and Paige Blevins, University of Kansas Student Alumni Relations Board     
• TRACK: PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
  Financial Independence Seminar
  Stop looking for spare change in your couch. We'll teach you a better way to save. Four years ago, the Wisconsin Alumni Student Board (WASB) developed a program called Financial Independence with the goal of providing free and unbiased financial information. This program receives full sponsorship. Learn how Financial Independence helps students transition from college life budgeting to real-world financial planning.
  Presenters: Stephanie Bakula and Michael Herbert, University of Wisconsin Alumni Student Board

3:00-3:45
CONCURRENT SESSIONS 7

• TRACK: TRIED-AND-TRUE PROGRAMS
  Nearly Naked Mile: Three Years and Still Streaking
  This program is not just about running in your skivves. It's about donating a coat and then running in your skivves! This event is a mile-long run where the entry fee is the donation of a coat to benefit the local area. Come find out how we make a charitable impact by simply streaking across campus.
  Presenters: Wilson Gabbard and Randal Steele, Morehead State University Student Alumni Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT AMBASSADORS
  Show Me the Members!
  The UTSA Ambassadors will share their outstanding student recruitment drive throughout this past year. With a few creative ideas and a lot of hard work, the UTSA Ambassadors have increased their full membership by 30 percent and their Ambassador in Training membership by 100 percent. The UTSA Ambassadors will present their original recruiting goals, the products of their labor and their strategies for future recruitment. We'll show you how it's done with some fun!
  Presenters: Tyler Martini, Harrison Pierce, Salima Porbanderwala, and Marissa Ramos, University of Texas at San Antonio Ambassadors
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Tuition Runs Out Day (TROD)
  Tuition Runs Out Day (TROD) at Xavier University is an eye-opening annual tradition that educates students about just how far their tuition dollars go. Our Student Alumni Association advertises and raises awareness about alumni donations to encourage students to give back upon graduation. Participants will learn how to execute a successful campus-wide event, plan effectively with a small budget and educate fellow students in a fun way about the importance of alumni participation. We'll share the secrets that keep Xavier students waiting for TROD all year.
  Presenters: Brandon Brown, Robert Marchi, Emily Mowery, Brianne Pelletier, and Ashley Sroufe, Xavier University Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT FOUNDATION AND PROGRAM FUNDRAISING
  Islander Revue: Putting the "Fun" in Fundraisers
  The Student Foundation Association successfully hosted its 10th annual Islander Revue in October 2009-a talent competition that allows student organizations on campus to compete for monetary awards. The competition raised $5,940 for the Student Foundation. During this session you will learn what it takes to plan a talent competition, discuss event expenses, review the results we have seen and find ways to optimize results.
  Presenters: Justine Hatton and Monica Kubecka, Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Student Foundation Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  Rally in the Valley and Get RAMbunctious: How to Organize Successful Pep Rallies
  Interested in hosting or expanding a pep rally for your school? Join student leaders from Penn State University and the University of Rhode Island as they share their tips and best practices for organizing pep rallies. Come learn how to plan a pep rally on a fixed budget by involving other campus organizations to create one spectacular event. It's all about teamwork, excellent PR, detailed planning and tons of school spirit!
  Presenters: Cory McNamara, Noelle Smith, and Sara Zagnit, Penn State University Blue & White Society and Anthony Aiudi and Kevin Colman, University of Rhode Island Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: STUDENT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
  Left Side, Strong Side: Marketing for Your Organization
  Embrace your inner desire to be a YouTube star. Learn how to effectively implement a creative marketing team and how to streamline your organization's marketing materials. Hear about our wacky publicity stunts, learn how easy it is to produce promotional videos, and discover new ways to take your Facebook and Twitter to the next level.
  Presenters: Kristi Lafree and Ryan Walts, Indiana University Bloomington Student Alumni Association
• TRACK: INTERNAL PROGRAMS
  Uniting Your Organization While Keeping Meetings Fun and Upbeat
  This presentation is for any organization looking to keep their meetings fun and upbeat while uniting their members. We'll discuss icebreakers and student/adviser relationships, as well as how to keep an organization inclusive and retain members.
  Presenters: Amberly Beckman and Felicia Read, University of Idaho Student Alumni Relations Board

3:30-4:30
Advisers' Social
Hosted by CASE District VI
Relax and unwind. Stop by the Advisers' Social and mix and mingle with CASE
District VI volunteers and fellow CASE ASAP advisers.

3:45-7:00
Free Time
Experience the fun and vibrancy of kansas City!

7:00-9:00
CASE ASAP Network Awards Banquet
Join your peers for dinner and the time-honored tradition of celebrating this year's CASE ASAP Network award winners. Dress is business or cocktail attire; no jeans.

9:00
Convention Adjourns