JUNE
2004 |
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Report from the SCASFAA President Nominations and Elections
This group will join 2004-2005 President, Betty Whalen (Winthrop University) and 2004-2005 Past President, Keith Reeves (Clemson University) as the voting members of the Executive Board. Spring Conference The conference committee, chaired by Cheryl Hughes (SC Student Loan Corp), provided a conference that was informative and enhanced professional development. Sessions for the conference included the Federal and State Updates, a Reauthorization Update, Resolving Conflicts in Determining Eligibility, Diversity, NSLDS for Dummies, Electronic Student Communication - Getting Rid of Snail Mail, Identity Theft in Financial Aid, Coping with Change, Leadership, and Effective Publications - Getting the Word Out. Guest speakers included Yolanda Adams from the Department of Education, Larry Zaglaniczy from NASFAA, Ron Day - SASFAA President, Bonnie Wallace from Citibank and Byron Wiley from the Office of Access & Equity at Clemson University. In addition to the quality sessions noted above, conference attendees had the opportunity to enjoy team building during the SCASFAA Olympics, experienced a fun evening of talent and networking time with colleagues. Association members who retired from the financial aid profession during the 2003-2004 year were recognized during the awards luncheon. Those who have retired were: Margaret Black (SC State), John Kent (USC-Beaufort) and Mary Butler (USC-Beaufort). President Reeves also presented plaques and certificates to current officers and committee chairs. A special "SCASFAA Overaward" was presented to Mike Fox (SC Student Loan Corp) for his heroic efforts in the highly skilled art of tree-pruning. Past President Anita Elliott presented Keith Reeves with a plaque for his service as President as well as SCASFAA's most prized honor, a caricature drawn by John Burns (Furman). Fall 2005 Conference Record Setting Year Transitional Board Meeting |
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