As economies worldwide move out of the recession, demand for a tertiary or higher education will be higher than ever.
A recent Bloomberg article reports that more Hispanic high school graduates in the United States are planning to go to college.
More women control more wealth in the United States than ever before, and unlike their predecessors, they are more likely to support causes supporting women and girls.
Faced with declining undergraduate enrollment, more universities in Canada are stepping up marketing and communications initiatives and expanding recruitment efforts abroad.
Is your office roiled by the generational wars? “Generation Vexed,” the October 2009 cover story in CURRENTS, offers dispatches from the front lines of workplace skirmishes.
The Voluntary Support of Education survey for fiscal year 2009 is now open.
CASE is launching a benchmarking survey for international schools development offices that will help them compare their activities with those of their peers.
CASE members who live in cities that are major travel destinations or who are frequent travelers to major cities are invited to contribute to the newly launched CASE City Guides collection.
CASE has partnered with SimpsonScarborough to offer a scholars program for communications and marketing practitioners who are new to educational advancement.
Oct. 16 marks the deadline to submit nominations for the CASE Independent Schools Awards.
The CASE Online Speaker Series launches its fall season this month with a few new twists to its schedule.
With the publication of “Click Here to Donate: Results of the CASE Survey of Online Fundraising, 2009,” CASE has launched a new white paper initiative designed especially for senior advancement professionals.
More than 450 students and advisers from 73 institutions across the United States and Canada learned best practices in advancement, recognized outstanding student programs and honored achievements by student leaders last month during the 36th annual CASE ASAP convention in Baltimore, Md.
CASE has named its 2009-2010 Virginia Carter Smith Scholarship winners.
There's still time to register for the CASE Asia-Pacific Institute in Educational Fundraising, which takes place Oct. 26-30, at the Melbourne Business School Executive Education Campus in Mt. Eliza, Australia.
Alumni relations practitioners from five countries recently met in Liverpool to discuss volunteer management and the links between alumni relations and fundraising as part of an innovative program that explores best practices across Europe.
CASE Asia-Pacific is now on Twitter.
Oct. 31 is the deadline to participate in the annual International CASE Alumni Relations Survey.
Beginning next month, CASE Europe will launch the first of a series of online seminars.
CASE Europe will provide fundraising training and support to Welsh institutions through the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales following the launch last month of a matched funding scheme by the Welsh government.
CASE Europe recently selected six recipients from more than 800 applicants to be the first participants in its graduate trainee programme aimed at increasing the number of fundraising professionals in higher education.
As Congress prepares to move forward on healthcare reform, it appears that the Senate Finance Committee is steering clear of proposals limiting the value of itemized deductions to cover the costs of the reform effort.
District I reports that there are only two weeks left to enter its 2010 communication awards or to nominate a star colleague for a 2010 distinguished service/recognition award.
Sept. 17 is the early-bird deadline for the communication awards; Sept. 30 is the regular deadline for both award programs. A nomination application and award entry form, plus instructions, are available online. Take the time today to honor a colleague and celebrate the hard work that goes into your communications and publications.
It's also time now to register for the district's annual conference, which takes place Jan. 28 and 29 in Boston. Please note that scholarships are available for new professionals hoping to attend the conference (Apply today—the application deadline is Nov. 30).
District V reports that details about its 35th annual conference, "Great City. Great Lake. Great Conference," are now available online and registration is open.
Also, Oct. 15 is the deadline for Newcomer Fellowships and Student Scholarships for the CASE V conference. And a team of advancement leaders will help brainstorm on tools and strategies for success in a challenged economy during this fall's I-CASE workshop. The Indiana advancement professionals will meet Friday, Nov. 6, in Indianapolis; any member of Disctrict V may attend. See the District Web site for details.
This is a busy time for District VI, which has a number of scholarship application and nomination deadlines coming up fast.
Please share your questions and comments with Pam Russell via e-mail at russell@case.org or by telephone at +1-202-478-5680.
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