Summer Institute



WASFAA’s Sister Dale Brown Summer Institute
It's not all fun and games anymore- or is it?
 Monday June 3 - Friday June 7
Boise State University



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Registration Fees:
  • on-campus housing for WASFAA members: $850
  • on-campus housing for non-WASFAA members: $1,000
  • commuter rate for WASFAA members: $600
  • commuter rate for non-WASFAA members: $750
  • P&P Summit for WASFAA members: $400
  • P&P Summit for non-WASFAA members: $600

Available Tracks:
Agenda will be posted in late March. Sessions will start at 1pm Monday June 3 and end at noon on Friday June 7. Please book travel to allow for attendance to all sessions. Attendees must be present for sessions to be eligible for NASFAA U Credential tests. 

 
    Beginner Track- geared towards processers and technicians, or those with less than 3 years of financial aid experience. Some sessions include: student eligibility, Pell grant, packaging, direct loans and verification.

    Intermediate Track- designed for advisors and counselors or those with 3-5 years of financial aid experience. Some sessions include: cost of attendance, professional judgement, packaging, and R2T4.

    Advanced Track- built for those in leadership roles or those with more than 5 years of financial aid experience. Some sessions include: administrative capability, consumer information and cash management.

    Summit- This is a shorter track that will start on Wednesday June 5 and is designed for financial aid directors to review special topics. (Topic TBA)

Faculty:
Ashley Munro, Chair, University of Alaska Fairbanks
Art Young, University of Arizona
Kelley Christiansen, Boise State University
Sarah Everitt, Gonzaga University

More faculty will be announced in late March.

Housing Information:
On-Campus participants will be staying on Boise State University campus. Housing is included in the cost of registration. All participants will have their own private bedroom, but will share a 1 bathroom suite with a roommate. Bedding is provided. Participants should bring their own toiletries. Think of it as financial aid summer camp- minus the tent!