Cornerstone DE (CSCUDE) Society

Purpose: The CSCUDE Society fosters engagement among Cornerstone region Development Educators.

Vision: To be the resource for igniting Cornerstone Development Educators to drive the credit union difference.

Upcoming Events

Nov

Nov 15, 2023 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM Central Standard Time

DEs Dig In – Cooperative Learning Opportunities

Online

Join us as we dig into how the twelve development issues are impacting the communities and members you serve, discuss project ideas, and network with your fellow Cornerstone DEs.

What is DE?

The National Credit Union Foundation's (NCUF) Development Education (DE) program helps established and emerging leaders within the credit union movement understand and leverage credit unions’ unique business model to serve members and communities in new and better ways.

NCUF offers in-person and virtual options throughout the year. Visit their website for more information about this program.

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CSCUDE Society Membership

Membership into the DE Society is open to anyone who has successfully earned the Credit Union Development Educator (CUDE) designation.

Membership is voluntary and as such, there is no membership fee.

The annual membership meeting will be held in the fourth quarter.

Member Information

CSCUDE Society members can access bylaws, on-demand webinars, and a roster.

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DE Projects from the Community

After graduating from the DE Program, CUDEs are charged with completing a project in their credit union or community that improves people's well-being by using the skills and knowledge they gained. We encourage you to share your story so that your fellow DEs can support your future efforts and learn from your experiences.

Shelli McCoy, Class of 2015

Aug 9, 2022

Tarrant County’s Credit Union (TCCU) is on a mission to help with a revitalization project in Fort Worth TX, 4 miles from their downtown office.
Ruby Alvarez, Class of 2016

Aug 8, 2022

Prior to my graduation from the DE Program I had imagined providing a resource for the El Paso community that would prevent families from wondering how they would be able to put food on their tables. From making the choice between shelter or hunger especially for youth who require a certain amount of nutrition to grow and learn properly.
Shana Richardson, Class of 2015

Aug 8, 2022

Project description and result docs from my first DE project at the Paglaum Cooperative in the Philippines. This is where I fell in love with international work!

Share Your Project

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Title

DE Class

Credit Union/Organization

Mailing Address

City

State

Zip

Phone

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Describe your project, including details such as dates and impact:

Which development issue(s) did you address with your project(s)?

Supporting Documents

** Please feel free to attach marketing collateral, supporting documents, website references, press releases, and other information pertinent to this project.