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S P E C I A LE V E N T SAfter Sunday’s afternoon sessions, take part in the . . .CASE V OpeningExtravaganza3:45-7 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 93:45-5:15 p.m. Annual meeting andkeynote speakerKeith FerrazziChicago/SheratonBallroom — Level 45:30-7 p.m. Reception in theCASE V ResourceCenterLevel 1Don’t miss the official opening of the 33rdannual CASE V Conference! Start out on theright step by:• taking part in the district’s annualmeeting to recognize CASE V’s manyaccomplishments.• honoring CASE V’s best—TheDistinguished Service Award and thedistrict’s top CEO.• welcoming the district’s newcomers andtop new professionals.• getting tips on personal success fromKeith Ferrazzi, author of the best-seller,“Never Eat Alone and Other Secrets toSuccess, One Relationship at a Time.”• reacquainting yourself with oldcolleagues — and meeting new onesover a glass of wine.• winning some great door prizes. (Mustbe present to win.)Opening Extravaganza Receptionsponsored by:Opening Extravaganzafeature:Looking to get ahead? Hoping to climb the ladder to personalsuccess? Keith Ferrazzi — author of the best-seller “Never Eat Aloneand Other Secrets to Success, One Relationship at a Time” — has theanswer: what distinguishes highly successful people from others is theway they use the power of relationships.Author Keith Ferrazzi gives tipson how to “Never Eat Aloneand Other Secrets to Success,One Relationship at a Time”during the OpeningExtravaganza Sunday, Dec. 9.Keynote sponsored by:Daily, Ferrazzi providesmarket leaders withadvanced strategiccounseling and training toincrease company sales.At CASE, he'll help youstrengthen relationshipswith your constituents.Named a “GlobalLeader of Tomorrow,”Ferrazzi is a frequentcontributor to CNN andCNBC. Discover how tolive by “Connecting theBest” throughout yourwork and personal life.Remember to turn cell phones off as you enter all sessions.2007 CASE V Conference 6 www.casefive.org
S P E C I A LE V E N T SCASE V OpeningExtravaganzaRecognitionTHE CASE V 2007STUDENT SCHOLARSThe CASE V Student ScholarshipProgram helps prepare undergraduateand graduate students for careers ininstitutional advancement (alumniand/or parent relations, development,advancement services andcommunications). To qualify for thescholarship, applicants must currentlybe enrolled as an undergraduate orgraduate student, be affiliated withsome aspect of the advancementprogram at his/her institution (e.g.,employment in one of the professionalareas indicated above, or participationin a student alumni or foundationorganization), and be interested inpursuing a career in the advancementfield. Each applicant must have asponsor associated with the affiliatedinstitution.This year’s student scholars are:THE CASE V 2007 NEWCOMER FELLOWSCASE V offers those with two years or less experience inadvancement a unique opportunity to receive financial assistanceto attend the CASE V Conference and the Newcomers’ Pre-Conference Workshop. Eight newcomers to institutionaladvancement received fellowships this year.From this group, three were selected to receive namedfellowships. A development newcomer will benamed the 2007 Vaughn Dann Fellow, an alumninewcomer will be named the 2007 Ray WillemainFellow, and a communications newcomer will benamed the 2007 Illinois College Relations CouncilFellow. Each will receive a recognition gift for thesethree awards, which honor the memory of two ofCASE V’s outstanding professionals, and utilizesfunds from the former council.BarnesBialobokCaughey Chuby Lensing TateAnita-Joyce Barnes, Assistant Director of AnnualGiving, University of Detroit MercyJennifer Bialobok, Coordinator of CommunityRelations, Lyons Township High SchoolLowdenback Pfriem StubyKenna Caughey, Annual Giving Associate, College of St. Benedict’s, Vaughn Dann FellowSarah Chuby, Writer/Editor, Central Michigan University, Illinois College Relations CouncilFellowAmy Lensing Tate, Marketing Specialist in Alumni Relations, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, Ray Willemain FellowRoy Lowdenback, Major Gifts Associate, Bowling Green State UniversityMichael Pfriem, Alumni Relations Coordinator, The Rotary Foundation of Rotary InternationalDaniel Stuby, Associate Director of Young Alumni Relations, Millikin UniversityMarissa GrillOhio UniversityKatherine KellyMichigan StateUniversityBridget ThomasLakeland CollegeForrest HeymanButler UniversityLaurenKoshereThe College ofSt. CatherineCASE V 2007 DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARDEstablished in 1980, the annual award recognizes an advancement professional who hasgiven outstanding service to the district for at least five years. Service to the district, whichis operated totally by volunteers from the membership, is the major factor in determiningrecipients.This year’s recipient will be recognized at the CASE V Opening Extravaganza onSunday night.Look in the spring 2007 issue of advance for information about this year’s recipient.Past Award Recipients:Fred Volkmann 1980Bob Odaniell 1981Gayle Langer 1982Ray Willemain 1983Arnette Nelson 1984Ray Rowland 1985Royster Hedgepeth 1986Barbara DeBoer 1987Jan Augenstein-Miller 1988Carl Magel 1989Ron Stephany 1990Bob Forman 1991Linda Crossley 1992Tom Peters 1993Jamie Jeremy 1994Vaughn Dann 1995Dick Sollmann 1996(Not awarded) 1997Michael Malone 1998Karen Engelhard 1999Harry Lovell 2000Jeffrey Todd 2001Mary Kay Karzas 2002Dan Heinlen 2003Gene Haberman 2004Jennifer Hamlin-Church 2005Ralph Amos 20062007 CASE V Conference 7 www.casefive.org
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