Training and WorkshopsRequests to host a Tuesday @ 2 training can be made by any current member or committee. The training committee request that the following steps be followed when requesting a training session and date. Training Session Request FormFAFSA Simplification Breakout SessionDecember 19, 2023 @ 2:00 pm ESTEASFAA Sector Interests Committee Presents: One day more This session will be a chance to talk about the upcoming challenges of the FAFSA Simplification with others from similar schools. Following a brief intro from a colleague who understands what is happening with this, everyone will be able to select a breakout room by sector to talk about what challenges schools/agencies are facing, what solutions or changes schools have put in place, and other participant-led discussions on this topic. No worries. There will be moderators in each room with conversation-starting topics if needed. Come share your thoughts and ideas as we all travel down the road to Simplification. Register Now
CAPFAA Conference NASFAA Credential Training provided by EASFAA This is an in-person event and is free to EASFAA members who would like to attend these trainings, even if you are not attending the full CAPFAA Conference. You do not need to be a CAPFAA member to attend. It is expected that you only attend the training and no other conference activities unless registered for the conference. Sunday, December 10th; 1:00 - 4:00 pm: Cost of Attendance Credential This session will give you the basic principles and processes of student budget construction including:
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Student Eligibility Presented by: Anne McDermott, Director of Financial Aid - Slave Regina University This is an in-person event and is free to EASFAA members who would like to attend this training. Friday, December 8th; 9:00 a.m. - Noon After completing this lesson, you will Understand the importance of establishing a student’s eligibility for Title IV aid; recognize that student eligibility criteria are both general and program specific; and learn the categories into which the general student eligibility criteria fall. The key concepts you will learn in this lesson: • Student eligibility; • General eligibility criteria; • Database matches; • Monitoring eligibility; • Conflicting information; • Program-specific eligibility criteria Register
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