Monthly webcasts cover topics especially selected for campus financial aid administrators.
November 9, 2009 -- NSLP's popular, free Learning Links webcast training session this month offers timely information about exit counseling for students who receive grants and loans. The second half of the two-hour webcast provides insights on how to boost your confidence during any type of Q & A session.
November 18 10 am to Noon Central, repeated 1 to 3 pm Central
Exit Counseling for TEACH Grants, Perkins and FFELP Loans
Colleges are required to provide exit counseling for students. Reaffirm the information you need to provide for students who receive TEACH Grants, Perkins Loans and FFELP loans. In addition, you'll learn tips for making this mandatory activity more engaging for students.
Thinking on Your Feet
It's one thing to properly prepare and deliver a presentation, it's another to answer questions about it with assurance. Learn techniques that accelerate your confidence and competence at any Q & A session, whether it's a department meeting, an industry conference, or a government hearing.
To register for this free webcast, visit the Workshops and Webcasts section at www.nslp.org. NSLP offers Learning Links webcasts every month on topics especially selected for campus financial aid administrators.
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The National Student Loan Program (NSLP) www.nslp.org is a private, nonprofit corporation serving higher education as a student loan guaranty agency. NSLP works with lenders and post-secondary schools across the nation to help students gain access to low-cost student loans. NSLP is also well known for helping schools with financial literacy and loan default prevention efforts. NSLP is one of the nation's major guaranty agencies.
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