

CASE North America Fundraising Residency Program
Application deadline: November 15, 2019

CASE’s North America Fundraising Residency Program is an unparalleled, career-launching opportunity for high-quality graduates and postgrads seeking fundraising positions within higher education.
For those interested in fundraising, philanthropy and advancement in education, this program is a great way to begin a career in the sector while getting direct support and training from one of the largest associations for education advancement professionals.

After completing the CASE North America Fundraising Residency Program, I am confident that will have acquired the necessary tool and knowledge to succeed in every sector of Higher Education Development I choose. Through the residency, I’ve been able to build a network with my resident cohort, professionals across the country and CASE leadership. I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in the program as the first inaugural class of the North American Residency Program, and I look forward to seeing the development of this amazing program.

The CASE Advancement Internship and CASE North America Fundraising Residency Program opened my world to a wealth of opportunities to network with a diverse group of highly talented individuals. Both programs were truly immersive and invigorating as they expanded upon my skillset and built a foundation for me to pursue my passion for advancing higher education. It is because of my experiences with both of these programs that I am deeply energized and inspired to be a part of and work alongside the next generation of advancement professionals to advance education worldwide and transform lives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Become a Host Institution
Since 2018, CASE North America Fundraising Residency hosts have benefited from the smart and passionate high-caliber residents in the program. Many institutions find the program a great way to spot talent and build the advancement pipeline. Several of our host institutions have gone on to hire former residents in fundraising positions.