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CASE Simulcast for Development for Deans
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Can't attend the Development for Deans conference? Now you can with CASE Simulcast—a live, interactive video broadcast that will allow you to engage in conference sessions in real time-from the comfort of your office.

It's convenient, it's easy and it's the next best thing to being there.

Follow these simple steps to participate in a CASE Simulcast Session from the Development for Deans conference:
  1. Choose from the list of simulcast sessions below—attend one, two or more!
  2. Register online for your selected sessions.
  3. Download session handouts prior to or during the event
  4. Log on to your computer on the time and day of your session, and participate from the comfort of your own office.

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Simulcast Sessions Available
Wednesday, February 16

2:30-3:45 PM EST Role of the Dean in Successful Development
The dean has a special role in successful development, including designing the case for support, deepening the engagement of top potential givers and participating in all phases of the Cycle. This session highlights important areas of development for deans and includes ideas and strategies to keep in mind throughout the rest of the conference and beyond.
Presenters: Douglas G. Stewart, Senior Consultant and Co-Leader, Health Sciences Practice Group, Marts & Lundy and Edward J. Kvet, Provost & Vice President, Academic Affairs, Loyola University New Orleans

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Thursday, February 17

8:30-9:30 AM EST

CASE Simulcast ICONAdvisory Boards
Many deans find that an active and engaged advisory board is a key component of successful development programs. But what are the actual benefits, and what kind of staffing and planning are necessary to create and nurture your advisory board for development purposes? Find out at this session.
Presenter: Douglas G. Stewart, Senior Consultant and Co-Leader, Health Sciences Practice Group, Marts & Lundy

 

9:45-10:45 AM EST

CASE Simulcast ICONMaking the Artful Ask
The "ask" is one of the smallest parts of the development cycle, yet one that is critically important and causes the greatest anxiety. When the development cycle is successful, the "ask" will be artfully done and should be a natural and enjoyable part of the process for everyone involved.
Presenter: Penelepe Hunt, Vice Chancellor for Development, University of Illinois at Chicago


 

 

Friday, February 18

8:30-9:30 AM EST

CASE Simulcast ICONShowing Gratitude
Good "stewardship" of gifts and donors is important, not only because it is the right thing to do, but because it is a part of the continuing cycle of development that leads to the next gift. It goes beyond saying "thank you." Explore creative ways to show the transformative impact of major gifts.
Presenters: Donald R. Gray, Past Vice President, University of Wisconsin Foundation,
University of Wisconsin, Madison & Douglas G. Stewart, Senior Consultant and Co-Leader, Health Sciences Practice Group, Marts & Lundy

11:00 AM-NOON EST

CASE Simulcast ICONThe Mystical Mingling: Characteristics of the Development Team
Good development requires the active participation of many people. Who are the main players on your development team, where does the dean fit into the team, and what are some of the important personality traits and characteristics that make for good and successful development?
Presenter: Donald R. Gray, Past Vice President, University of Wisconsin Foundation,
University of Wisconsin, Madison


 

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First session $99 $130

Each additional session $50 $65

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