Ernestina Snead—Director of Research Communications
Cornell University—Ithaca, N.Y.
United States
Conferences & Training
SimpsonScarborough Scholars

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The Program

The SimpsonScarborough Scholars program supports the professional development of promising young communications and marketing practitioners in the educational advancement profession. The program has three primary purposes:

  • To nurture and sustain the professional development of the scholars
  • To establish a network of scholars over time who become mentors to other promising newcomers
  • To support the communications and marketing disciplines overall

The SimpsonScarborough Scholars program is generously sponsored by SimpsonScarborough, a leading communications and marketing consulting firm specializing in higher education. The program celebrates Christopher Simpson’s accomplished career as an exemplary communications and marketing professional and builds on his long-time commitment to serving as a role model, mentor and colleague to young advancement professionals.


Benefits

Scholars will be appointed for a two-year term and will receive:

CASE will also support the efforts of each scholar to:

  • Engage in peer-to-peer networking to help build their own career networks
  • Contribute to activities that mentor their peers, campus colleagues and students interested in advancement careers

Eligibility

To be eligible for the scholars program you must:

  • Work at a CASE member institution in North America
  • Have three or fewer years of advancement experience, or
  • Have changed areas of professional expertise to education communications and marketing from another area of advancement, another profession or another field within three years of your application
  • Be highly motivated and committed to continuing your career in the educational advancement profession

Application Process

To apply to become a SimpsonScarborough Scholar, you must complete a nomination packet. The nomination packet includes a completed application, a current resume, letters of recommendation and a signed program agreement form.

The deadline to submit a completed nomination has been extended to Friday, Dec. 2, 2011

A panel of judges from CASE and SimpsonScarborough will select up to five scholars annually. Selections will be based on:

  • Career accomplishments to date
  • Potential for growth
  • Potential for leadership
  • Stated goals
  • Quality of nomination materials

More Information

For more information on the SimpsonScarborough Scholars program, please contact Heyward Smith at +1-202-478-5666 or hsmith@case.org.

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