Additional NASFAA Conference Interest Session Handouts Posted To Web Site

Several interest session handouts from the NASFAA Conference in Washington, D.C. have been posted on the NASFAA Web site. We will update the list as we receive additional handouts from presenters.

Conference session presenters are encouraged to submit handouts in PDF or Power Point format to web@nasfaa.org. NASFAA will post presentation material as we receive it.

Latest Handouts

An Investigation of the Perceptions of Low-Income Students of Color Concerning College Costs and Financial Aid Information: Research In Action

Enrollment Services’ One-Stop Shop: The Customer Service Aspect of Financial Aid, Admissions, Registration and Fiscal Services

Social Services Ties With Institutions: Unaccompanied Homeless Youth and the FAFSA

Best Practices: Preferred Lender Lists & The RFI Process

Loan Forgiveness and Discharge

Title IV Regulatory Exposure Outside of the Financial Aid Office

Research Research as a Routine: Practical Ways to Incorporate Research into Aid Office Decisions

New Private Student Loan Laws: Workable Solutions

Net Price Calculator: Data Elements, Price Calculation, and Institutional Implications

Current Economic Realities: The Implications for College Prices, Student Aid, and the Future of our Institutions

Every Default Tells a Story: Look at Yesterday’s Defaults to Help Students Today

Best Practices on Teaching Financial Literacy

Previously Posted Handouts

Department of Education Handouts

Department of Veterans Affairs Handouts

GI Bill Educational Assistance

Interest Session Presentations

Fiscal Survival for State and Regional Associations

Institutional Eligibility Issues Every Aid Administrator Should Know About

HANDOUT for Institutional Eligibility Issues session

Technology Tools for Parents

National Training for Counselors and Mentors: Perspectives from the Front Lines

Reviewing Tax Returns for Verification Purposes

Understanding and Implementing the New Independent Student Definitions

Moving to a Veterans Friendly Campus: West Virginia University's Journey

Pinstripes or Pink Slips: Professionalism, Networking, and Survival

Staff Training and Development

Encouraging Parents and Students to have "The Money Talk"

Four Generations at Work in the Financial Aid Office

Marketing Our Student Services to Enhance Enrollment and Retention

Successfully Managing a Program Review

The Politics & Ethics of Leading a Financial Aid Office

Tuition Benefit Programs Another Form of Financial Aid?

Are You An Institutional Change Agent On Your Campus

The Impact of Enrollment Management on NCAA Financial Aid Regulations at Division III Schools

Financial Aid Business Seminars

By Haley Chitty
NASFAA Director for Communications

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