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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

    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.

    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.

    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.

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.

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.

  • Brad Hickey, Class of 2016

    Jan 23, 2024
    CU Build: CU Build is a nonprofit initiative that facilitates an annual multi-credit union build-a-thon, colloquially known as a hackathon, specifically tailored for credit unions within the Jack Henry ecosystem. Originating as a DE Project, CU Build's inception was rooted in the principles of the National Credit Union Foundation's Credit Union Development Educator (CUDE) program.
  • Laura Eblen, Class of 2019

    Dec 15, 2023
    Here is some of the info on my DE project, the Mazuma Pantry. The topic that spoke most to me was food insecurity.
  • 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.

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DE Society Executive Committee

Courtney Moran

Chair
Courtney Moran
Cornerstone Foundation
Cl of 2009
 

Ruby Alvarez

Vice-Chair
Ruby Alvarez
GECU
Cl of 2016

Shelli McCoy

Secretary
Shelli McCoy
First Central CU
Cl of 2015

Cynthia Campbell

Treasurer
Cynthia Campbell
BALANCE
Cl of 2012

Brad Hickey

Membership
Brad Hickey
American Airlines FCU
Cl of 2016

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Ex-Officio
Tobi Weingart
Chief Program Officer
Cl of 2013

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At-Large
Laura Eblen
Mazuma Credit Union
Cl of 2019