Engaged Cornell's proposal to the Einhorn Family Charitable Trust won a gold medal at the Circle of Excellence Awards, sponsored by The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).

The Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) has recognized creative work at Cornell with three Circle of Excellence Awards this year.

CASE sponsors a worldwide competition that honors exemplary programs and activities in higher education in several areas of communication, alumni relations and fundraising.

Cornell's 2015 award winners:

• Gold medal for the Engaged Cornell proposal to the Einhorn Family Charitable Trust, including a “pitch book” of programs and projects. Engaged Cornell is a universitywide program whose goal is to establish community engagement in living, teaching, learning and research settings as a hallmark of the Cornell experience.
• Silver medal for the Plan Your Visit interactive tool that helps prospective students and visitors create an itinerary before visiting to Cornell.
• Bronze medal for the Cornell University sesquicentennial website.

The silver and bronze winners were produced by University Communications’ Marketing Group, which also lent design support to the gold award winner.