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FASFAA Webinars

In 2018-19, FASFAA began to offer a series of Webinars to members. The following archive recordings of the Webinars offered have been made available for your viewing. Recordings are intended for members of FASFAA only and should not be shared with non-members.

2022-2023

  • June 21st @ 2pm (EDT)- Min, Max, Mode and Mean!  Welcome to Pell 101 (or is it Algebra 101)?
    • Description: So many things about needs analysis and the determination of Pell are changing under the new FAFSA Simplification, and we will tackle them all in this session.  From determining whether a student is eligible for maximum Pell, minimum Pell or just calculated Pell, to determining how enrollment intensity impacts the amount of the Pell, to even understanding how the new SAI will work with the Pell Award (spoiler: goodbye Pell charts), you will want to attend this session to get an insight as to how the new Pell will work.  We will tackle specific student examples and look at the new SAI formula and some case studies associated with the changes from EFC to SAI.  If you work with need-based aid, or Pell particularly, you’ll want to make sure to catch this session; everything’s changing!
      • Presented by: Daniel Barkowitz, University of Miami
      • Register here!
  • April 25th @ 2pm (EDT)- Cybersecurity Awareness
    • Description: The webinar will go over phishing attacks, password hygiene and who to create a training plan.
      • Presented by: Ray Reeder, Ultimate Medical Academy
  • April 6th @ 11am (EDT)- Retention by Engagement from a Student Success Perspective
    • Description: This webinar will examine strategies the financial aid offices can use to support student success goals through the use of financial literacy programs and services. You are encouraged to share your thoughts and experiences with the presenter at the conclusion of the webinar.
      • Presented by: Dameion Lovett, USF
        • The PowerPoint Slides will be made available after the webinar.
  • March 31st @ 3pm (EDT)- Grad/Professional Spring Coffee Break
    • Presented by: Melissa Toohey, USF
  • March 29th @ 1pm (EDT)- The "Great Unpause"
    • Presented by: The FASFAA Business Partners
  • March 7th @ 11am (EST)- FAFSA Simplification
    • Presented by: Katie Conrad, FIU
      • Click here to view the recording
      • Click here to view the slides
  • February 22nd @ 11am (EST)- LinkedIn Training
    • Presented by: Emily Atuhairwe
  • December 8th @ 3pm (EST)- Graduate/Professional Fall Meet & Greet
    • Presented by: Melissa Toohey
  • November 16th @ 11am(EST)-Happiness Doesn’t Have to Hibernate for Winter: Wellness tips and strategies for the holiday season
    • Presented by: Dr. Jenna Sage, Director of Organizational Wellness and Wellbeing
  • October 19th @ 11am(EDT)- "FSAG-Day": “Join us to celebrate 50 years of FSAG providing funds to our students!”
    • Presented by: Kris Hatcher (GCSC) & Pedro Hernandez (OSFA)
      • Speakers: Nadine Bailey (UMA), Tiffany Randolph (CCPS), Daniel Barkowitz (UM), Robert Boyd (ICUF), Bill Spiers (TCC)
  • September 19th @ 10am (EDT)- Join us for a free webinar for members and non-members entitled "How Should Colleges and Universities be Preparing for Student Loan Relief?".

THANK YOU TO ALL VOLUNTEERS & PRESENTERS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE SUCCESS OF FASFAA's TRAINING EVENTS!

For past webinar records and handouts, FASFAA Members may visit the Archived Webinars link below. 

Archived Webinars from 2021/22, 2020/21, 2019/20, and 2018/19

 In keeping with our bylaws, we offer the following statement about these webinars:

Members of the Association recognize that one of the purposes of the Association is to provide training and informational services to its members through training conferences and periodic written material. While the Association shall utilize its best efforts to provide its members with the most current information available, there can be no assurances or warranty that its interpretation of any rule, regulation or statue will be in conformance with any present or future interpretation of such rule, regulation or statute by any appropriate governmental authority. Accordingly, each member shall hold the Association harmless from any claims, damages, or liability resulting from such member’s use of any information, data, or interpretations as provided to such members by the Association.