Council for Advancement and Support of Education

“I love working with advancement professionals to enhance their skills and capacity to meaningfully connect and engage with diverse alumni and donor communities. It’s a pleasure to offer strategic solutions (through the CASE Opportunity and Inclusion Center) that foster environments of belonging and community, fulfilling a fundamental human need that influences many of our decisions and experiences," said CASE Senior Director of DEIB Training Jessica Elmore, Ed.D. Read more about Jessica and the importance of creating a sense of belonging: https://bit.ly/3YziAn4 #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE

If you didn't know, our CASE Library is a hub for resources about the advancement field. The Advancement Resource Catalog holds more than 15,000 records, including articles, books, and white papers that are available online 24/7 for our members. This photo was taken in our physical library in the CASE DC office where our staff book lovers like to spend some extra time. 📖 https://bit.ly/3A25Yvx #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE

An excerpt from "CASE at 50: A Narrative History of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education" explains the creation of CASE's 16 commitments in the "We Will" pledge. Comment below which commitment you find most vital to the advancement profession today! https://bit.ly/3AgojVB #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE

"She was hungry to learn and eager to share—and that’s what characterizes CASE volunteers," said Norma Walker, Former Vice President of Educational Programming about Karen E. Osborne, one of CASE’s longest serving volunteers, in the latest issue of Currents. Volunteers, like Osborne, help build, shape, and energize CASE's educational programming. https://lnkd.in/eTJR_ae2 #CASECurrents #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE

As we look back at CASE history, here's a #TBT from an article featured in Currents 30 years ago about our 20th anniversary. CASE volunteer and Board Chair from 1993-1995 Jake B. Schrum was quoted saying, "We're in the business of helping our members provide meaning and purpose and hope in people's lives," a statement that is still true today. #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE #CASECurrents

Join our celebration by sharing your CASE stories! You can add to our memory wall, read stories from others, and see the faces of the incredible individuals who make up CASE's vibrant and diverse global community on our CASE Faces page. Thank you Cathy Lee Chong for sharing, we're glad to have you as a member! https://lnkd.in/eNBtBTW9 #CASE50th

It's #WinnersWednesday! Join us in congratulating independent schools Circle of Excellence winners Phillips Exeter Academy, Punahou School, St. George's School, and St. Mark's School! #CASEcoe https://bit.ly/40g5uN4

CASE's longest serving staff member, Brett Chambers recently reflected on his 30+ year career here and the incredible CASE community that has kept him with us. Read what he had to say: https://bit.ly/4h8bcGE #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE

Here’s a fun fact from CASE history: In 1975, we launched the first Summer Institutes in the U.S.! This snapshot was taken at an Institute in the '80s. Today, CASE also offers Institutes through our CASE Europe and CASE Asia-Pacific offices. CASE Institutes provide foundational learning into the core advancement disciplines. As part of this unique learning experience, delegates join faculty-led cohort groups to discuss topics in greater depth, exchange experiences and test ideas. If you've attended any, share some of your favorite moments with us! #CASE50th https://bit.ly/3Ytwyqs

An excerpt from "CASE at 50: A Narrative History of the Council for Advancement and Support of Education" describes the environment of early CASE conferences and how the same level of camaraderie remains today. https://lnkd.in/eZ6nn5mj #CASE50th #CelebrateWithCASE Jo Agnew