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FINDING SOLUTIONS TOGETHER:
One Piece at a Time
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OASFAA Spring Conference
Columbus Marriott Northwest
May 6 - 7 - 2013
WELCOME FROM CHERYL WILLARD
Hello Colleagues,
Welcome to the 2013 OASFAA Spring Conference! It’s important that YOU are here, as we strive toward
“Finding Solutions Together: One Piece at a Time”.
The environment of higher education is evolving before our eyes, often times leaving us with more questions
than answers. As a dedicated financial aid community, we will work to solve the puzzles leading to a strong
future for our students, our institutions, and our profession. Your participation and support in these efforts is
crucial to our success and we are happy you are here!
The Conference Planning Committee has developed a program that focuses on issues important to us, as we
champion for our students. Highlights of our program include:

State Update and Federal Update General Sessions

A Student Success Keynote Speaker

Regional Meetings
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Interest Sessions on HEI Training, Federal Work-Study, Professional Judgment, Veteran Students,
Shopping Sheet, Education Financing, Default Management Strategies and Best Practices
We are pleased that our Chenelle Leadership Class will take part in a full day of leadership training. Class
members will be recognized during the Chenelle Leadership Graduation Ceremony. In addition, there will be
time for rest, relaxation and good times shared with friends – old and new.
I look forward to spending time with you this week and I truly appreciate your commitment to being a part of
the solution!
Cheryl A. Willard
OASFAA President, 2012-13
PAST PRESIDENTS
2011-12
Stephanie Sutton - Lorain County Community College
2010-11
Ann Marie Gruber - Lakeland Community College
2009-10
Randy J. Ulses - University of Cincinnati
2008-09
Betsy Johnson - Owens Community College
2007-08
Amy Baker - Stark State College
2006-07
Claudia Wenzel - John Carroll University
2005-06
Mary Lynn Perri - Ursuline College
2004-05
Mark Bandré - Ohio Wesleyan University
2003-04
Wendell Schick - Ohio Northern University
2002-03
Mary Kay Freshour - Otterbein University*
2001-02
Brian Paskvan - Owens Community College*
2000-01
Katherine Bontrager - Columbus State Community College
1999-00
Steve England - Stark State College of Technology
1998-99
Brian Paskvan - Owens Community College
1997-98
Kathy Wiesenauer - Sinclair Community College
1996-97
Theodore Hallenbeck - Kent State University
1995-96
Kathy Fay (Milem) - The Ohio State University-Newark/COTC
1994-95
Ginny Biada - Baldwin-Wallace College
1993-94
Lisa Hanson - Stark Technical College
1992-93
Jeff Zellers - Muskingum College
1991-92
Alex Murdoch - University of Cincinnati
1990-91
Arman Habeggar - University of Findlay
1989-90
Deb Heineman (Johnson) - Bowling Green State University
1988-89
Josette Green - Stark Technical College
1987-88
Michele Nemes Meeker (Wade) - The Ohio State University
1986-87
James Bauer - Marietta College
1985-86
Karen Berger (Condeni) - Ohio Northern University
1984-85
Earl Dowling - University of Cincinnati
1983-84
Gary Rohmann - Mount Vernon Nazarene College
1982-83
Marc Brenner - Ohio Diesel Technical Institute
1981-82
Edwin Below - Baldwin-Wallace College
1980-81
Bob Hahn - University of Akron
1979-80
David Darr - Wright State University
1978-79
Paul Orehovec - The College of Wooster
1977-78
Rodney Harrison - The Ohio State University
1976-77
Harry Beck - University of Cincinnati
1975-76
William Bennett - Cleveland State University
1974-75
Donald Chenelle - Case Western Reserve University
1973-74
James Hoover - University of Dayton
1972-73
Alan Donley - Hiram College
1971-72
James White - Oberlin College
1970-71
Guy Spitler - Miami University
1969-70
Mac Richardson - Baldwin-Wallace College
1968-69
Robert McKay - Bowling Green State University
* Served partial year for 2001-2002
MAKE THE PIECES FIT
First Conference?
New to OASFAA?
Not sure how all the
pieces fit together for
student success?
Come to the New
Member Session
Monday at 9:00 A.M.
Dublin II
CONFERENCE PLANNING COMMITTEE
Lisa Allen
University of Cincinnati
Michele Barry
Discover Student Loans
Phil Bovenizer
Otterbein University
Alyncia Bowen
Mount Carmel College of Nursing
Tamika Braswell
Ohio Board of Regents
John Brown
Great Lakes Educational Loan Services
Bev Dalheim
Lakeland Community College
Becky Davis
Adam DiIulio
Case Western Reserve University
Todd Everett
Xavier University
Mary Kay Freshour
Otterbein College
J. Randy Green
Wittenberg University
Linda Hayes
Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science
Jayme Jarrett
Ohio Northern University
Kim Jeffers
PNC Bank
Angela Johnson
Cuyahoga Community College
Anthony Leprotti
Ashland University
Evelyn Levino
Franklin University
Lea Mederer
Franklin University
Carolyn McCluskey
Baldwin Wallace University
Matt Moore
Miami University - Oxford
Andrea Morrow
Ashland University
Faith Phillips
Central Ohio Technical College/Ohio State
Venus Puliafico
Case Western Reserve University
Michiale Schneider
Stefanie Sutton
Lorain County Community College
Christine Tuneberg
Lee Ann Timmerman
University of Northwestern Ohio
Melanie Weaver
Amy Welty
Stark State College
Cheryl Willard
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TRUSTEE
President – Cheryl Willard, Baldwin Wallace University
President-Elect – J. Randy Green, Wittenberg University
Past President – Stephanie Sutton, Lorain County Community College
Vice President for Conferences – Angela Johnson, Cuyahoga Community College
Vice President for Training – Matt Moore, Miami University - Oxford
Secretary – Sonia Slomba, Central State University
Treasurer – Emily Mattison, University of Mount Union
Treasurer-Elect – Valerie Kepner, Oberlin College
Northeast Regional Representative – Bridgett Lallathin, Stark State College
Northwest Regional Representative – Jayme Jarrett, Ohio Northern University
Southeast Regional Representative – Regina Harper, Columbus State Community College
Southwest Regional Representative – La Saundra Craig, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College
COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Nominations –
J. Randy Green, Wittenberg University
Associate Member Relations –
Michele Barry, Discover Student Loans
Mary Lynn Perri, Ursuline College
Outreach –
Ed Recker, University of Findlay
Christine West, American School of Technology
Jeff Johnston, Sallie Mae
Association Governance & Planning –
Ann Marie Gruber, Lakeland Community College
Randy Ulses, University of Cincinnati
Professional Development –
Melanie Weaver, Ohio Northern University
Amy Welty, Stark State College
College Goal Sunday –
Carrie Short, Baldwin Wallace University
Amanda Reisinger, Zane State College
MorraLee Keller, Ohio College Access Network
Conference-Site –
Bev Dalheim, Lakeland Community College
Becky Davis, Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation
Communications –
Betsy Johnson, Owens Community College
Leann Kendzerski, Ohio Wesleyan University
Conference-Registration –
Andrea Morrow, Ashland University
Entertainment –
John Brown, Great Lakes Educational Loan Services
Conference Program –
Lee Ann Timmerman, University of Northwestern Ohio
Finance –
J. Randy Green, Wittenberg University
Regulatory-Federal –
Adam DiIulio, Case Western Reserve University
Todd Everett, Xavier University
Leadership –
Mary Kay Freshour, Otterbein University
Valerie Fultz, Lorain County Community College
Lawrence Matthews, Bluffton University
Regulatory-State –
Faith Phillips, Central Ohio Technical College/Ohio State
Tony Leprotti, Ashland University
Membership –
Lea Mederer, Franklin University
Carolyn McCluskey, Baldwin Wallace University
Support Professionals –
Debralee Divers, Bowling Green State University-Firelands
Sam Selvage, Capital University
Need Analysis –
Kevin Lamb, Marietta College
Venus Puliafico, Case Western Reserve University
LIAISONS
OBR Liaison - Tamika Braswell, Ohio Board of Regents-State Grants and Scholarships
OCAN Liaison - MorraLee Keller, Ohio College Access Network
SUPPORT PROFESSIONAL AWARD
The Support Professional Award, initiated in 1990, recognizes an individual or team of support/clerical professionals
reporting to an OASFAA member. Nominations are submitted to the Support Professional Committee and the award
is made at Spring Conference. The recipient exemplifies a strong commitment to the student, institution for which they
work, and the financial aid profession.
2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 -
1997 -
1996 -
1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 -
Marion Carter, The Ohio State University
Christina Emerson, Case Western Reserve University
Debra Clark, Central Ohio Technical College
Jennifer Healey, University of Dayton
Kim Kuhajda, Baldwin-Wallace College
Jenny Rumpler and Pat Tobis, Miami University
Tracy Febel, Lakeland Community College
Ann Cano, University of Dayton
Janet Crawford, Lee Ann Timmerman, Sherry Benjamin, Kathy Sybert, Ohio Northern University
Dottie Chapman, Bluffton College
Tenley Peterson, University of Toledo
Annie Johnson, Ohio State University
Shannon Maag, Lima Technical College
Darlene Burns, Walsh University
Stephanie Medley, Belmont Technical College
Bea Pettaway, Medical College of Ohio
Sandy Vilkowski, Miami University
Laura Witt, NE Ohio College of Medicine
JoAnn Evans, Kathy Stripling, Carrie Lemle, Kevin Paskvan, Owens Community College
Lola Hauss, Capital University
Debbie Back, Linda Will, Marcia Mitchell, Anthony Boniella, Evelyn Harris, Patricia Rakestraw,
Candace McGowan, Rodney Gross, Cheryl Griffin-Daugherty, Robin McLemore, Rutha Lacking,
Sinclair Community College
Andrea Hines, Oberlin College
Barb Noonan and Kent McKenzie, University of Toledo
Barbara Birk, Capital University
Kathi Richards, Edison Community College
Judy Cook, University of Findlay
Melissa Chandler, Lakeland Community College
Carol Benedum, Meilani Cook, Marge Smith, Stark Technical College
Janet Crawford, Ohio Northern University
Becky Heaton, Mount Vernon Nazarene
Sandy Miller, Ohio University
Ruth Murphy, Marietta College
JIM
JAMES W. WHITE AWARD
The James W. White Award honors James W. White, Director of Financial Aid at Oberlin College, when he retired in 1990. The
award, first presented at Spring Conference 1991, is given annually to a member of OASFAA who exemplifies the dedication to
students, to the aid community, and to the recipient's local community-qualities that were so evident in Jim's career as a financial
aid professional.
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2010
2009
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2006
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Bev Dalheim, Lakeland Community College
Mary Arter Bell, US Bank
Roger Eldridge, Great Lakes Higher Education Corporation
Stephanie Sutton, Lorain County Community College
Gary Ulrich, Owens Community College-Findlay Campus
Debra Lee Divers, BGSU Firelands
Geraldine Parker-Thrower, Lakeland Community College
Gregory A. Guzmán, Lourdes College
MorraLee Holzapfel, I Know I Can
Steve England, AES/PHEAA
Jerome Weiskittle, Franciscan University of Steubenville
Donald Chenelle, Case Western Reserve University
Arman Habegger, University of Findlay
Lisa K. Mitchell, Student Loan Funding
Ginny Biada, Baldwin-Wallace College
Alex Murdoch, University of Cincinnati
Wendell Schick, Ohio Northern University
Clark Reber, Lourdes College
Michele Nemes Meeker, The Ohio State University
William Bennett, Cleveland State University
Robert Hahn, University of Akron
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MARY ARTER BELL
Mary Arter Bell, friend and colleague, will be remembered for her passionate approach to serving others, her commitment to
student success, and her sincere dedication to The Ohio Association of Student Aid Administrators. Mary served on many OASFAA
committees throughout her career and she especially enjoyed planning and participating in conferences. Although Mary lost her
battle to leukemia in May, 2012, she will not be forgotten.
Each year, OASFAA Conference Scholarships provide funding to those who would otherwise not have the resources available to
them from their institutions to attend conference. The Mary Arter Bell Conference Scholarship will allow us to continue to
recognize Mary’s contributions as we come together as a community at annual conferences.
Congratulations to the Spring 2013 recipients of the Mary Arter Bell Conference Scholarship.
Jennie Carlson
Jane Mytyk
Dale Fay
Jill Duska
Jessica Hakes
Penny Greenless
Latosha Brown
Betsy Johnson
Tracy Febel
John Minter
Aultman College
Healing Arts Institute
Alliance Career Center
Trinity School of Nursing
Baldwin Wallace University (Graduate Student Intern)
Lorain County Community College
Central State University
Owens Community College
Lakeland Community College
Clark State Community College
CHENELLE LEADERSHIP
The OASFAA leadership program was initiated in 2002 -2003 as a way to build leadership and volunteerism in the
Association. This 2012-2013 class will be the first class to have joint participates from both OASFAA and OCAN in the
program, and we are confident that this class will be just as successful as their predecessors. Our goal is not only to prepare
leaders for the Associations, but to also graduate participants that will become influential and valued leaders in their current
positions. The graduation of the class will take place at the OASFAA Spring conference.
The Spring program will be facilitated by Kathy Dickson, Director of Bluffton University’s Career Development Center, who will
lead the class through the “StrengthFinders” results. On April 11th we had a webinar led by Jeff King, Associate Professor and
Director of OSU Leadership Center to kick off the final preparation for the Leadership Class Session at Spring Conference. The
theme of this leadership class is “Go for the Gold” and will be carried out through the sessions, and the conference theme
“Finding a Solution together: one piece at a time”. The Leadership Class responsibility is for the first day of Conference with a
Graduation presentation at Lunch on Monday May 6 th.
The OASFAA/OCAN Don Chenelle Leadership Class of 2012-2013 is comprised of OASFAA/OCAN members who were selfnominated or were nominated by a colleague. All are full-time employees who are committed to helping student’s access higher
education. Some have been in their positions for just a few months while others have been in the field many years. They are
enthusiastic and anxious to learn all they can, and we are sure they will soon be taking on leadership roles in their perspective
Associations as well as in the workplace.
Members of the OASFAA/OCAN 2012-13 Chenelle Leadership Class
Allen, Lisa
Battistone, Katie J
John Carroll University
Baumann, Mary
Capital University
Benson, Richard
Central State University
Carmicle, Trushonda
The Ohio State University
Costa, Jeanne
Distel, Jim
University of Mount Union
Fields, Brett
Franklin University
Herman, Gary
Putnam County Education Service Center
Jarrett, Jayme
Kessler, Jennifer
Ursuline College
Long, Christina
I Know I Can
Mitchell, Felicia
I Know I Can
Robinson, Bernadette
College Now, Greater Cleveland
Sewell, Rachel
Slayton, Jason
Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science
Smith, Movie
White, Cara
Kent State University – Dual Enrollment Program
Thank you to the nominators and the many professionals – supervisors and colleagues – and offices for supporting these individuals as they take part in the 2012-2013 Don Chenelle Leadership Class.
Leadership Class Committee
EXHIBITORS
MENUS
MONDAY - BREAKFAST
Executive Continental
selection of chilled juices
rainbow of fresh fruit
fruit flavored yogurts on ice
assortment of dry cereals with fresh berries, whole bananas and 2% milk
cream cheese, butter and preserves
coffee, decaffeinated coffee and selection of Bigelow teas
MONDAY - LUNCH
American Buffet
fresh fruit salad
salad of seasonal greens, assorted dressings
vegetable crudite
roasted chicken breast, grain mustard sauce
roast top sirloin of beef jardiniere
seasonal vegetables
roasted red skin potatoes
rolls & creamery butter
coffee or iced tea
TUESDAY - BREAKFAST
Good Morning
selection of chilled juices
fresh seasonal fruit and berries
flavored yogurts
assorted dry cereals with 2% and skim milk
farm fresh scrambled eggs with fine herbs
challah french toast with warm maple syrup
maple pepper smoked bacon and link sausage
breakfast potatoes
assorted breakfast pastries with sweet
creamery butter and fancy preserves
coffee, decaffeinated coffee and selection of bigelow teas
TUESDAY - LUNCH
Country Picnic Fair
homemade cole slaw
macaroni salad
fried chicken salad
grilled hot dogs, hamburgers and chicken breast
traditional garnishes and condiments
corn on the cob
southwestern baked beans
sliced watermelon
brownies and cookies
coffee or iced tea
FUTURE CONFERENCES
OASFAA - 45th Annisversary
Decemer 11 - December 13, 2013
Columbus, OH.
MASFAA
October 6 - October 9, 2013
Indianapolis, IN.
NASFAA
July 14 - July 17, 2013
Las Vegas, NV.
June 29 - July 2, 2014
Nashville, TN.
FSA
July 19 - July 22, 2015
New Orleans, LA.
November 26 - November 29, 2013
Site to be announced shortly at:
http://fsaconferences.ed.gov
July 10 - July 13, 2016
Washington, D.C.
MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators
shall be to ensure access to higher education through the promotion of
financial aid awareness.
Further, the mission of the Association is to affect public policy initiatives, to
promote ethical administration of student aid programs, and to encourage an
environment of cooperation among individuals, agencies, organizations and
educational institutions to better serve all student populations.
CONFERENCE POLICIES
Please be aware of your institution’s ethics policy as related to Ohio Revised Code 2921.43(A) and 102.03(D) and
(E) when participating in conference and non-conference events.
If you are a vendor and not exhibiting, please refrain from conducting business in the vendor area.
Please be sure to wear your nametags to all conference events.
PLEASE NOTE:
Nametags are required for
admittance to conference events.
MONDAY ~ MAY 6
Monday, May 6, 2013
7:30am – 11:30am
Registration Open - Atrium
7:30am – 9:00am
Breakfast - Dublin III & IV
8:30am – 11:30am
Exhibits Open - Atrium
9:00am – 10:15am
Interest Sessions
New Members - Dublin I
Is this your first OASFAA conference? Please join your fellow new members at this session to learn more about OASFAA.
Presenters:
Lea Mederer, Franklin University
Carolyn McCluskey, Baldwin Wallace University
Reconciling Federal Financial Aid Funds - Dublin II
Come learn about the federal requirements related to reconciliation of federal financial aid funds. Stark State College and
Miami University will share their practices. We will also open the floor to hear from other institutions about their best
practices.
Presenters:
Brent Shock, Miami University
Moderator:
Stephanie Sutton, Lorain County Community College
HEI Training - Dublin V
This session will provide an overview of the state financial aid programs; Nurse Education Assistance Loan Program (NEALP),
Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG) and Ohio War Orphans Scholarship (WOS) and cover the financial aid side of the HEI
System (restricted outputs, queries, submitting payment & adjustment files and more).
Presenters:
Amber Brady, Ohio Board of Regents
Tamika Braswell, Ohio Board of Regents
Melissa Marshall, Ohio Board of Regents
Moderator:
Tamika Braswell, Ohio Board of Regents
Professional Judgments: A Colloquy of Case Studies - Dublin VI
Helping our students with some of the challenges they face can sometimes appear daunting. Join your colleagues to find
solutions together during a lively discussion regarding a number of complex case studies, including identifying the direct
implications to the student.
Presenters:
Carrie Short, Baldwin Wallace University
Michiale Schneider, Great Lakes Higher Education Guaranty Corporation
Moderator:
Becky Davis, Great Lakes Education Guaranty Corporation
Chenelle Leadership Class - Franklin Room
By Invitation Only
Presenters:
MONDAY ~ MAY 6
10:30am – 11:45am
Interest Sessions
Policies and Procedures: Implementing Regulatory Changes - Dublin VI
Policies and Procedures Manuals can quickly become out-of-date with the perpetual change in regulations. Your “P&P” is one
of the first things auditors and Department of Education officials will want to examine if selected for an audit or review. We’ll
discuss what should be included, ways to stay on top of changes and best practices.
Presenters:
Moderator:
Federal Work Study: Allocations and Off-Campus Employment - Dublin I
You have Federal Work Study funding, but are you using this assistance to support the intent of the program and piece
together an optimal plan for your eligible students. Join us for information and discussion on this important topic.
Presenters:
Gloria Jenkins, Case Western Reserve University
Moderator:
Closing the Gap: A Paying for College Counseling Workshop - Dublin V
What are the current best practices for counseling families on how to pay for their after Stafford gap? What are the best
options for families in paying that gap? Come ready to learn from and interact with your peers to step up your gap financing
counseling skills.
Presenter:
Moderator:
Michele Barry, Discover Student Loans
Eliminating Communication Barriers - Dublin II
Do you find it difficult to get your message through to students? There may be more factors involved than you realize. Learn
about how a student’s past experiences, education and attributes can determine the best way to communicate with that
student.
Presenters:
Moderator:
Chenelle Leadership Class - Franklin Room - Franklin
By Invitation Only
Presenters:
MONDAY ~ MAY 6
11:45am – 1:30pm
Lunch - Dublin III & IV
Opening Session
President’s Welcome: Cheryl Willard, Baldwin Wallace University
Federal Update: Jamie Malone, Department of Education
Leadership Graduation
1:30pm – 4:30pm
1:30pm – 4:30pm
1:45pm – 3:00pm
Regional Meetings
Northwest-Jayme Jarrett, Ohio Northern University - Dublin V
Northeast-Bridgett Lallathin, Stark State College - Dublin VI
Southwest-La Saundra Craig, Cincinnati State Technical and Community College - Dublin I
Southeast-Regina Harper, Columbus State Community College - Dublin II
3:00pm - 3:15pm
Beverage Break
3:15pm – 4:30pm
Interest Sessions
Federal Session: All Non-Student Loan Updates – Dublin IV
Jamie Malone will be providing up-to-date information on Department of Education activities and changes such as 13-14
verification. This session will be focusing on non-student loan topics.
Presenter:
Jamie Malone, Department of Education
Moderators: Adam DiIulio, Case Western Reserve University
Repayment Success While Avoiding Default: Using the Right Pieces for the Best Solution - Dublin V
Hear a Sallie Mae representative provide an overview on student loan debt and market trends. Learn about the tools and
resources available to schools and students and how they can be used to manage defaults. Understand the importance of
maintaining good credit, understanding debt loads and tips on helping students. Hear best practices for delinquency and
default aversion, as well as tips for your students.
Presenters:
Joe Fries, Sallie Mae
Jeff Johnston, Sallie Mae
Moderator:
Matt Moore, Miami University - Oxford
MONDAY ~ MAY 6
3:15pm – 4:30pm
Interest Sessions
Veterans, Executive Order 13607, the Shopping Sheet and You! - Dublin I
How we approach and best serve our veteran students is an ongoing topic of conversation. Please join in this session to hear
about regulations and best practices pertaining to Veteran Services, Executive Order 13607, and the Shopping Sheet. Come
prepared to share and hear about best practices and how we can work together to find solutions for navigating and
implementing these regulations and services.
Presenters:
Bridgett Lallathin, Stark State College
Terry Worst, Columbus State Community College
Moderator:
Chris Tuneberg, Cuyahoga Community College
Ohio Rehabilitation Services - Dublin VI
Often financial aid departments arrange aid packages for students who are involved with Ohio’s vocational rehabilitation
sector. It is sometimes confusing to understand what the sector will provide students in terms of assistance. Ohio’s
Rehabilitation Services Commission is responsible for assisting eligible students with disabilities in achieving their college
degrees. Come learn about this agency’s policies and procedures for funding college students with disabilities and learn when
a student may be an appropriate referral to the agency.
Presenter:
Mike Kinney, Ohio Rehabilitation Services Commission
Moderator:
Alyncia Bowen, Mount Carmel College of Nursing
Cross-Functional Compliance Teams: Solving the Compliance Puzzle With So Many Office Pieces - Dublin II
The Financial Aid Office is only one piece of the puzzle that includes other offices like Bursar, Registrar, Admissions, Campus
Police and Academics. This session will include a discussion on how to collaborate with other offices to ensure your institution
is compliant and remains eligible for Title IV aid.
Presenter:
Angela Johnson, Cuyahoga Community College
Marty Maliwesky, Columbus State Community College
Moderator:
Kim Jeffers, PNC Bank
Chenelle Leadership Class - Franklin Room
By Invitation Only
Presenters:
5:30pm
Twilight Golf Outing (Optional)/Dinner on Your Own
8:30pm – 10:30pm
President’s Reception
TUESDAY ~ MAY 7
7:30am - 11:30am
7:30am - 8:30am
Breakfast - Dublin III & IV
8:30 am - 9:00am
OASFAA Business Meeting - Dublin III & IV
8:30am - 11:30am
9:00 am - 10:15 am
General Session - Dublin III & IV
Student Success Speaker:
Jessica Hakes - Baldwin Wallace University
Keynote Speaker :
David Cannon - Ohio Board of Regents
Vice Chancellor of Finance and Data Management David Cannon
MASFAA Update – Paula Luff, MASFAA President
Awards Ceremony
10:15am – 10:30am
Beverage Break
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As Vice Chancellor of Finance and Data Management, David Cannon oversees all the financial activities and the collection
of data and reporting for the Ohio Board of Regents. Those financial duties under his control include SSI formula, budgeting,
Senate Bill 6 activities and fee pledges by various colleges and universities. In addition to these financial duties, David
oversees the Data Management section which works with each college and university to collect data in the HEI system.
The Board of regents uses that data to prepare reports and analyze data to determine policy objectives. David is also
responsible for the financial aid and audit functions of the Board of Regents.
Ater earning a bachelor’s degree in Finance from Ohio State University, and a master’s degree from Webster University
while serving in the Air Force, David has worked as the Finance Director for the City of Powell, CFO for the Auditor of State
and County Administrator for Delaware County. Prior to coming to work for the Ohio Board of Regents, David was the
CFO for Union County, North Carolina.
TUESDAY ~ MAY 7
10:30am – 11:45am
Interest Sessions
Professional Development: Planning and Prioritization - Dublin II
What is on your to do list? The key to getting more done and feeling like you’re accomplishing the things that matter is
planning and prioritizing. Discover practical techniques for managing time and increasing your professional effectiveness. Learn
how to devote time to the highest priority tasks and goals and strategies for managing conflicting priorities.
Presenter: William Lindsey, FedLoan Servicing
Moderator: Melanie Weaver, Ohio Northern University
Federal Session: All Student Loan Updates - Franklin
This session will be specific to recent changes to the Federal Direct Student Loan program. Jamie Malone will be
providing updated information on topics such as the new 150% regulation on subsidized eligibility as well as changes due
to the sequester.
Presenter:
Moderators:
Promoting Student Success Through SAP -Dublin VI
Are you looking for ways to “piece together” Standards of Academic Progress (SAP) with student success? This session
will share what schools are doing to target academically at risk students to improve success. SAP is not just a financial
aid responsibility….collaboration with other offices on campus is key to completing the puzzle to improve student completion.
Presenter:
Ann Marie Gruber, Lakeland Community College
Moderator:
Phil Bovenizer, Otterbein University
Fraud: Where Graham Leech Bliley and Red Flag Meet the Rubber - Dublin I
Fraud is an intentional deception made for personal gain or to damage another individual. Fraudulent activity is not a new
phenomenon within the financial aid arena, but it has more typically been on a small, individual scale. Come learn about one
college’s experience with financial aid fraud rings. Discover what policies and procedures were changed to minimize
potential future risk. Hear what was presented to the Attorney General’s office. Then gain additional perspective from an
expert in forensic computing services. See what the company’s collection and analysis of electronic information reveals about
different industries, and finally, join in the conversation to learn what others are doing.
Presenters:
Marty Maliwesky - Columbus State Community College
Dave Metz – Columbus State Community College
Matthew Curtin, Founder of Interhack
Moderator:
Evelyn Levino, Franklin University
Consumer Information: Providing Accessible and Understandable Information - Dublin V
This session provides the latest on Consumer Information that institutions must provide to students, their families and others.
We will discuss key issues, best practices, and how best to communicate this information to consumers.
Presenter:
Cody McMillen, University of Dayton
Moderator:
Linda Hayes, Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science
TUESDAY ~ MAY 7
11:45am – 1:30pm
General Session
Lunch - Dublin III & IV
Passing of the Gavel
2013-2014 OASFAA President - J. Randy Green, Wittenberg University
Introduction 2013-2014 Executive Committee
1:30pm – 3:00pm
1:30pm – 3:00pm
Registration Open
Exhibits Open
1:45pm – 3:00pm
Interest Sessions
Federal Session: Ask-A-Fed - Franklin
This session will provide conference attendees with a chance to have their federal questions answered by a member of the
Department of Education. Come find a solution together with Jamie Malone and your financial aid peers.
Presenter:
Moderators:
Professional Development: Effective Written Communication - Dublin II
A key part of communicating well with others involves being able to accurately create messages which are easy to understand
and unlikely to be misinterpreted. Let us help you in making sure your written communications are clear, concise and relevant
to your intended audience. Join this session to improve business writing skills through tools and techniques in planning,
organization, and editing.
Presenters:
William Lindsey, FedLoan Servicing
Moderator:
Student Retention - Dublin VI
As professionals at enrollment-driven institutions located in a state that is experiencing a decline in high school graduates, we
know all too well the pressure of recruiting ever-increasing freshman classes to meet strategic enrollment goals. But who is paying
attention to retaining students who have already enrolled in our colleges and universities? Join us as we identify national retention
rates as well as the effective retention initiatives.
Presenter:
Emily Mattison, University of Mount Union
Moderator:
Lisa Allen, University of Cincinnati
Don’t be the Missing Piece in the OASFAA, MASFAA and NASFAA Puzzle - Dublin I
Would you like to learn more about the resources that OASFAA, MASFAA and NASFAA can offer you? Are you interested in finding
out how you can participate in a financial aid association on the State, Regional and Federal level? As an active member of
OASFAA, MASFAA, and/or NASFAA, your resources and opportunities are many! Don’t be puzzled about where to begin. Join us
for a review of each Association’s offerings and a discussion about the rewards of involvement, and you will see that we need
financial aid associations as much as they need us!
Presenters:
Cheryl Willard, Baldwin Wallace University
Jayme Jarrett, Ohio Northern University
Paula Luff, DePaul University
Moderator:
Cheryl Willard, Baldwin Wallace University
TUESDAY ~ MAY 7
3:15pm – 4:30pm
Interest Session
Professional Development: Listening and Receiving Feedback - Dublin II
We are continually receiving and giving feedback in communication. Whether through verbal, non-verbal or written language,
feedback conveys information. Join this session to discuss how to use active listening skills to better understand that information
and other tips and techniques for giving and receiving feedback effectively.
Presenter:
William Lindsey, FedLoan Servicing
Moderator:
Campus Security - Dublin VI
As financial aid professionals we are constantly trying to inform students about the types of financial aid, the financial aid
application process and deadlines. We do this because this information empowers them to control their futures. Knowledge is
power. The same is true for campus security. Unfortunately we have all seen how workplace violence has impacted campuses and
specifically financial aid offices in Ohio and nationally. This session will look at issues of workplace violence, physical security and
response options. Chief Denton brings years of experience and together we will find solutions that increase our knowledge of
campus security.
Presenter:
Paul Denton, The Ohio State University
Moderator:
John Brown, Great Lakes
Is Social Media the Missing Piece in Your Counseling and Customer Service? - Dublin V
Has your office been leery of jumping into the world of counseling or providing customer service through social media? This
session will focus on why your office should be there, and how to make it happen. Follow one office’s implementation of its
Facebook page, and get some beginner and intermediate Twitter tips to start piecing together your social media experience.
Presenter:
Moderator:
Counseling Borrowers on Student Loan Repayment Plans - Dublin I
Income-driven plans are all the rage. Yet millions of borrowers still go with traditional repayment plans-standard/level, graduated,
and extended. We'll cover the pros and cons of the various repayment plans (both income-based and non-income-based), and how
you can help students evaluate their options.
Presenter:
Michiale Schneider, Great Lake Higher Education Guaranty Corporation
Moderator:
Becky Davis, Great Lakes Educational Loan Services
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