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These on-line seminars are offered in interactive asynchronous format through one of our trusted technology partners.  All sessions are facilitated by one or more of FA Experts' highly skilled and experienced faculty.  You'll have the benefit of our great instructors and course content, but can work at your own pace at times that are convenient for your schedule.

Anticipated Availability Dates for On-Line Training Seminars:

Anticipated June 2013:
Financial Aid Management - Compliance Without Compromise
With a seemingly endless stream of new laws and regulations, institutions have become burdened with ensuring they are compliant while continuing to give great customer service to their students and families and all while achieving larger institutional goals. The role of the Financial Aid Office in compliance cannot be underestimated, but the Director of Financial Aid cannot ensure compliance in a vacuum.

This course is designed to examine the fundamentals of law and regulation, and of the enforcement process. More importantly, this course provides tools for School Directors, Chief Financial Officers, Enrollment Managers, and Financial Aid staff to develop and build compliant practices that don’t interfere with effective operations, customer service or institutional goals.

Anticipated December 2013:
Regulatory Compliance - Outside of the Financial Aid Office
The federal Title IV Financial Aid regulations are like a giant squid with tentacles into almost every other administrative office on campus. Institutions are often surprised when a federal program review spends less time reviewing the Financial Aid Office than in reviewing Admissions or Academics. Further, many of the “big ticket” compliance items are not under the control of the Financial Aid Office at all.

This course helps interpret many of these rules and regulations, and prepares School Directors, other management staff and faculty to recognize “compliance” as an institutional responsibility, rather than solely a “financial aid office" obligation. This will help institutions build a “culture of compliance” and allow for better teamwork and cooperation on this critical issue.

Anticipated December 2013:
The Essentials for New Financial Aid Directors
Whether a financial aid professional has just recently been promoted to Financial Aid Director, or would like to be in the future, there are a multitude of tasks and responsibilities of the FA Director’s position of which Financial Aid Counselors and many school administrators are routinely unaware.

This course is designed to help bring financial aid professional staff “up to speed” on the Director’s position, and assist a newly promoted director to quickly become an effective and trusted member of the management team at any institution. Further, for those that aren’t a Financial Aid Director yet, but would like to be; this course can help prepare staff to take the next career step. This course is also highly beneficial to staff who have the responsibility of supervising the Financial Aid Director.

Notice revised March 26, 2013