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Basic Needs Standards for Housing and Food-Insecure Students: A Necessity in Uncertain Times

1/27/2025

 
Higher education opens doors and creates a path for opportunity; however, many students find that basic necessities of life—stable housing, nutritious food, and financial security—are increasingly out of reach. With economic disparity, the lingering effects of a global pandemic, and the intensifying frequency of climate-related disasters, it is crucial that colleges and universities support students’ basic needs not only for academic success but for holistic well-being.

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Introducing the CAS Member Organization Spotlight Series

1/16/2025

 
For over 40 years, the Council for the Advancement of Standards in Higher Education (CAS) has played a pivotal role in shaping best practices within student affairs, academic support, and other higher education functional areas. Currently representing 40 collaborating professional associations and over 115,000 professionals, CAS provides a unified voice and framework for the development, assessment, and improvement of student learning, programs, and services.

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Reflections & Insights: Celebrating the Conclusion of CAS’s Past Presidents Series

1/9/2025

 
In 2024, we had the rare and meaningful opportunity to hear from all eight of CAS’s living past presidents. Their collective wisdom, leadership, and reflections provided invaluable insights into the evolution of CAS and the ever-changing landscape of higher education standards.

Throughout this special series, each president shared their experiences in shaping CAS’s legacy, navigating challenges, and advancing the mission of setting standards that promote student learning, development, and success. From the early days of CAS to its current impact, their stories highlighted the dedication and collaboration that continue to drive our work forward.

Now, as we celebrate the conclusion of this important series, we extend our deepest gratitude to our past presidents for their leadership and to our community for engaging in these conversations. Their insights will continue to inspire the future of CAS as we build upon their foundation and strive for continued excellence in higher education.

As we step into 2025, we invite you to revisit these powerful discussions and reflect on the progress we’ve made together. Watch the full recap and join us in celebrating the leaders who have shaped CAS into what it is today.

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