Category Archives: Volunteerism

Connecting with Universities – The CAS University Liaison Program

Posted on February 28, 2014 by Tamar Gertner

University engagement is an important part of the CAS Strategic Plan, as the CAS has an objective to build and foster relationships with academics and university students. To support this goal, CAS has been expanding the University Liaison program, which matches CAS members to universities. Since October 2013, we have matched over 60 members to universities … Read more »

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Share News of Your Career Advancements in the Actuarial Review

Posted on May 8, 2013 by Elizabeth Smith

Do you have a new job or a promotion? Have you presented at an event for an organization outside of CAS? Have you been appointed to a corporate or non-profit board of directors? We want to know! Future issues of the Actuarial Review will feature a new column called “Comings and Goings” that will share … Read more »

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The Actuarial Review Is Getting A Makeover And Needs Your Participation In A Quick Online Survey

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Elizabeth Smith

When finished reading this blog post, please take the Actuarial Review online readers survey. After 43 years as a printed newsletter the Actuarial Review is evolving into a new magazine design layout. The Actuarial Review will still contain the same great educational and interesting columns and content as before, but it will also include new items. … Read more »

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Matt Rodermund Would Have Been Proud

Posted on June 13, 2012 by Matt Caruso

As the CAS nears its centennial celebration in 2014, many members may not realize that the CAS office in Arlington, Virginia has only existed since 1991. For over three-quarters of a century, the CAS was managed almost entirely by volunteers, giving the organization a strong culture of volunteerism that continues today. As the Membership and … Read more »

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