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Fall 2006 Loan Workshop

Image of Autumn Leaves Date: November 1, 2006
Time: 8:30am - 1:00pm
Location: Airport Radisson (Warwick, RI)
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We Bring You the Latest Updates in the Financial Aid Industry

The RIHEAA Student Loan Workshop will give you and your colleagues the most recent information about the issues affecting your role in assisting students.

Topics of Discussion

  • Federal Update. This session provides you with a status report on the reauthorization changes resulting from the Higher Education Reconciliation Act of 2005 and previews updates to the 2006-2007 Free Application for Federal Student Aid and the federal student-aid-delivery system.
  • New Federal Programs. Learn about the eligibility requirements and administrative responsibilities of the two new federal grant programs established through the HERA, as well as the legislation’s extension of PLUS-loan eligibility to graduate and professional students.
  • Calculating the EFC. Test your understanding of the changes in the HERA and how they affect the EFC calculation for 2006-2007. You’ll have the opportunity to engage in team-based discussions of a case study.
  • Doing More with Less. Financial-aid administrators often are asked to accomplish more with less: less funding, less time and less manpower. In this session, you will be able to share with your colleagues your personal tips and tricks for doing more with less.
  • Identity Theft. A concern to all consumers, the threat of identity theft requires that students and employees of postsecondary institutions be aware of how to protect their own and their customers’ confidential information. This session summarizes the types of identity theft, how identities can be stolen, precautions to prevent identity theft, as well as steps to take if identity theft occurs.

Get Answers

If you have questions, please contact the Education Resource Center at (317) 806-4995.

Agenda

  • 8:00 am - Registration and continental breakfast
  • 8:30 am - Federal update
    New federal programs
    Calculating the EFC
    Doing more with less
    Identity Theft
  • 1:00 pm - Adjourn

Registration

  1. Download the Registration Form Download Adobe Acrobat
  2. Fill-in the form online
  3. Print a copy of the form
  4. Mail registration form to:

    Education Resource Center
    M480
    P.O. Box 6180
    Indianapolis, IN 46206-6180

    or fax your registration form to:

    Fax: (317) 806-4987

Last Modified: October 19, 2006 01:47:05 PM


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