You already know the importance of asking strategic questions and listening to understand (rather than to respond or even worse not listen and only react). Having strategic conversations with your donors, helps you establish rapport, build trust, uncover essential information and share your mission and vision in an interactive and memorable manner.

Working in community college advancement comes with a unique set of challenges and opportunities. As we gear up for the Conference on Community College Advancement this October, we sat down with Kristen Bennett, vice president of institutional advancement at Trinity Valley Community College and executive director of the TVCC Foundation, who will be chairing CCCA, to hear her advice for newcomers to community college advancement and what she’s most looking forward to at the conference.

When you get caught up in the day-to-day tasks of the job, you lose sight of the big picture.

Communicating with your team is crucial but it can be difficult, even for the best managers. Are you sure you’re doing a good job?

Each fall, PCC faculty, staff and retirees step in to help students stay in school by providing funds for scholarships, campus food pantries, and emergency grants through its Save A Seat campaign.

The membership of the Council of Advancement and Support of Education has elected 10 individuals to fill open trustee positions on the CASE Board of Trustees. Additionally, four current members have moved into new officer roles.

To be a better project leader or team manager, start by understanding the science behind mindful decision-making.

Explore global philanthropy in CASE's first-ever report compiling survey data from countries around the world.

Despite strong growth in the U.S. economy, charitable giving decreased in 2018 according to GivingUSA’s annual report on philanthropy.

A new CASE webinar features a panel of higher education alumni advocacy professionals sharing best practices and recommendations for establishing an alumni advocacy program.