Training and Workshops
Tuesday @ 2pm EST Webinars
Goal Setting
Join this session, initially created for the MASFAA Leadership Academy, as a first step towards setting goals for yourself. We see Financial Aid as a career and profession and with proper goal setting techniques we hope you gain the same enthusiasm to turn your job into a career. Setting Goals can be daunting – however by breaking them down into smaller pieces they can be attainable. The session will provide you with the steps to ponder, plan & prioritize both your professional and personal goals.
Presented by:
Julie Lawton:
Julie has worked in the financial aid industry for almost 30 years. She has worked at public and private colleges in Massachusetts. Julie has been with Cognition Financial for 12 years, and shares information regarding the AAA Advantage, Custom Choice and Union Federal Private Student Loan programs; and responsible borrowing tools with schools throughout the EASFAA region.
Lauren Sullivan:
Lauren began her career in travel but soon turned to higher education in search of a more fulfilling role. She has since been in the financial aid industry for the last 12 years. She is currently the Director of Bentley University and is active in MASFAA, serving as a Member at Large and on the Professional Development and Training committee.
NASFAA Credential Training at the PRASFAA Conference - Administrative Capability
Open to EASFAA Members!
This is an in-person event and is free to EASFAA members who would like to attend this training, even if you are not attending the full PRASFAA Conference! You do not need to be a PRASFAA member to attend. In other words, if you want to head to Puerto Rico in December, and learn more skills for your job, make your plans now!
Date: December 7, 2022
Time: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm (EST)
Location: Hotel Hilton Ponce Golf and Casino Resort
(Ponce, 1150 Av. Caribe, Ponce, 00716, Puerto Rico)
Session Description:
- Understand and learn the definition and measures of administrative capability,
- Requirements for adequate resources and staffing capable of properly administering the Title IV federal student aid programs,
- Instituting adequate checks and balances by separating the functions of authorizing awards and making payments or disbursements of Title IV funds,
- Sharing information and preventing conflicting information on a campus-wide basis,
- Understand required electronic processes and communication,
- Understand the importance of retaining records for the required time frames,
- Coordinating Title IV consumer information on a campus-wide basis,
- Other general criteria for the institution, its principals, and its affiliates necessary to maintain institutional eligibility.
Presenter: Heidi Kovalick, Director of Financial Aid, Rowan University
Click the link below to browse through recordings and slides from past events.
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