Communication continues to be an integral part of all organizations, even if the way you interact has changed.

The award recognizes individuals who have made valuable contributions through best practices, distinguished service and leadership.

We oppose the guidance released by U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement this week that requires international students attending U.S. schools, colleges, and universities leave the country if their institutions operate entirely online.

Loneliness can lead to low morale and a dip in productivity, so be intentional about combating it.

Sergio Gonzalez, senior vice president of advancement at Brown University, will serve as the first chair of the Council.

This month marks an important moment in our CASE history. We have fully transitioned into a reimagined organization with one legal board. We've moved away from a complex governance structure involving 11 different legal boards, active across time zones, countries, oceans, and hemispheres. The model now has volunteers at its heart, with a structure that is maximising the immense value that each and every one of them provides.

What members are thinking and sharing

The University of Illinois Foundation's chatbot, silent reading parties for UCLA alumni, Minecraft graduations, virtual potlucks for advancement staff, and more.

COVID-19 has changed the way many advancement leaders operate. As Spain grapples with the pandemic’s short- and long-term impacts, Juan Pablo Garrido sees opportunity.

When disaster strikes, communicators (and their educational institutions) need to be prepared. Advancement professionals share lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as past crises, about being transparent, showing heart, and balancing speed with accuracy.