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Southern Association
of
Student Financial Aid
Administrators
It Takes A Village
February 17 – 19 & 22 - 25, 2021
SASFAA Annual Conference – Virtual
WELCOME FROM THE PRESIDENT Hello SASFAA! It is my honor to welcome you to the 58th annual SASFAA conference and the FIRST to be held virtually! Our theme, It Takes a Village, applies not only to our association but also to our personal work as Financial Aid Administrators. This has been a challenging year in so many ways, as our country has grappled with issues of social equality and a global pandemic. Through perseverance, dedication, hard work by many, and support from so many of you, we have been able to continue to offer high quality training and fellowship opportunities to our members. We want to celebrate the partnerships and collegiality that have carried us through: you, our members; the professional development opportunities we provide (such as the annual conference and the new aid officers workshop); our legislative advocacy efforts; communications; the development of future leaders; and our fiscal integrity. Theresa Mays, Leigh Ann Hussey, and the Conference Committee have done an outstanding job in developing a program suited to all – new and seasoned financial aid professionals. The agenda is packed full of sessions that will give you information on how to stay in compliance, as well as resources and information to help you enhance your professional growth and development. I am very excited about this year’s conference charity: PAGE Partnership for Appalachian Girls Education. PAGE’s mission: to inspire, education, and empower girls in Appalachia. As a product of one of the poorest regions of Appalachia, this charity is near to my heart. You will be given multiple opportunities to contribute to this worthwhile organization. Special thanks are also in order for the many colleagues who provide us with vendor and sponsorship support, to all of you who agreed to participate in the conference as moderators or presenters, and to anyone else who has helped in any way to make this conference a special event. As the Beatles so famously sang, “I get by with a little help from my friends.” Although I will miss the hugs, I look forward to seeing each and every one of you virtually! Until we meet in person again, Celena Tulloss SASFAA President 2020-2021
Welcome from the
Conference Co-Chairs
SASFAA Friends,
What does a year of planning look like during quarentine? How do you pull off a conference
without ever seeing your venue? How do you have a conference committee who may have
never met put together a conference that is worthy of a SAFSAA experience?
With these questions and many more, our committee set out to make this the best, first-ever
SASFAA Virtual Conference! We hope that you take a look at this program and find a
session that assists in you gaining the expertise that you need in this ever changing chosen
career path. With our many presenters ranging from SASFAA members, special guests,
NASFAA, and all the way to the Feds; SASFAA has provided a training opportunity for all
levels of the financial aid professional in a virtual world.
As we navigate this new horizon, we know that ‘It Takes A Village’ and we are here to help
you. We have assigned moderators and tech moderators to help you along the way. If you
have any questions, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
We hope that you will find this conference the best yet and know that all of us can’t wait to
‘see’ you soon!
Sincerely,
Leigh Ann & Theresa
Times in
EST 9:00-10:15 10:30-11:45 LUNCH 1:30 - 2:30 3:00 - 4:00
Citizenship and
Immigration
Wednesday,
Conference Opening Lunch and Learn, FSA Remo Room
February General Session Federal Reporting and Ocelot 2021-2022 Verification Meet & Greet
17th Operational Calendars
Getting Your House in
Order: How to Prepare
for an A133 Audit or
Program Review
Thursday,
It's All Academic: Lunch and Learn,
February Lessons from the
FSA Federal Update
College Ave
NASFAA Update/SASFAA Business Meeting
18th Registrar's Office
Verification: Challenging
Questions & Scenarios
(NASFAA)
Maintaining Mental
Health & Managing Overawards and
Excel Tips & Tricks
Anxiety During a Global Overpayments (FSA)
Pandemic
Friday, Financial Aid's Lunch and Learn, Panel on Professional
Judgments
February Roadmap & Framework Federal Work-Study & PAGE FSA R2T4 Essentials
for Reversing FAFSA COVID-19 SASFAA Charity
19th Declines Working with Multiple
How to Engage Your Generations in the
Understanding & Financial Aid Office
Students Better than
Combatting Student Melt
TikTok
The Higher Education
Finance Landscape in
2021: A Legislative
Update
Head of Household: A
The Care and Feeding Creating a Lender List
Deep Dive
of Your Career
Monday,
Lunch and Learn, FSA
February Ivy Conflicting Information
22nd Developing Your Career It Takes A Village to
The Power of in Financial Aid Manage Enrollment: What's
Disaggregated Data (NASFAA) Our Role?
2019 Tax Returns and
Diversity: Stop, Listen, and
the 2021-2022 Need
Learn
Analysis - What's New
HEERF Panel Assets in the Need
Discussion Analysis: Getting It Right
2020 Tax Forms &
Tuesday, FSA Tax Code
R2T4 in Modules (FSA) FSA
Lunch and Learn,
February PTAC General Session
CampusLogic
Understanding Your
SAP Policy
23rd Financial Stress of Contingency & Disaster
Undergraduate Students Planning in Financial Aid
Resume-ing and Cover
Working with Your Money
Letters - Putting Your
(Not Theirs)
Best Foot Forward
Wednesday, Open Forum on Taxes Income Adjustment FSA
and Need Analysis FSA Lunch and Learn, Professional Judgments Modules and Title IV
February OIG General Session Credible Pell Recalculations
24th
Managing Operations Direct Loans
Amidst a Pandemic (NASFAA)
Thursday,
FSA COVID-19 Update
February SASFAA Closing
25th
LIVE
from OUR VILLAGE to YOURS
It’s #SASFAA2021
#VirtualVillage
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#SASFAA2021 #VIRTUALVILLAGEIT’S BEEN A ‘ZOOMING’ YEAR
Better with or without the mask? You be the judge…..
HOW TO ACCESS THE
CONFERENCE
SASFAA has chosen to use Zoom as our virtual platform.
If you do not have a Zoom© account, we encourage you to register for one as soon as possible to
ensure you have proper access to the platform. For first time users, Zoom© has provided a guide to
get started.
If you are the primary conference registrant for your institution or organization, you can access the
zoom links at 2021 Conference Session Links.
Please make sure that you are logged in to the SASFAA site in order to view these links. As you
prepare your calendar for the SASFAA Conference, it is important to note that all times are listed in
Eastern Standard Time.
It is also likely that you registered fellow colleagues for the SASFAA Conference. If there are other
members of your institution or organization registered for the SASFAA Conference, please share the
links with them. They will not be able to view the webpage, but you can copy/paste the links into an
email or other type of document of your choice. It is imperative that you only share with colleagues
who are paid registrants of the conference. We have almost 600 SASFAA friends registered for our
conference, and our concurrent breakout session rooms only hold 300 people each. If you share with
colleagues who are not registered then they will be taking spots from paid registrants. We trust that
each of you will only share with paid registrants! Please note that the general sessions will be able to
accommodate all paid registrants.
If you need technical assistance during the conference, please contact sasfaatech@gmail.com.HOW TO ACCESS OUR
SPONSORSHIP & NETWORKING
AREA
Need a product? Software? Service? Someone to listen
to your trials and tribulations and offer a solution?
Come visit our sponsors on Remo!
We will be using Remo for our conference’s Sponsorship & Networking Area.
If you have a Remo account, you can login after selecting the provided links. If you do not have a Remo
account, creating one is easy. Simply go to https://live.remo.co/signup and follow the steps to create your
account. Entering your information is like creating a little business card for your avatar. For additional
information, you can watch this instructional video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE3RKxJCXBM.
It is best to use Google Chrome (it is recommended that Mac users use Safari). The site works better when you
are not using your institutions VPN. Also, ensure you are accessing the link to the proper date and time. There
is a link for each separate day of the conference.
When you first join, you will be assigned to a table. If your microphone and camera are on, you will be able to
talk with everyone else at your table. To move to a different table, double-click on another chair that is open at
another table. There are five separate floors with 28 tables per floor. To move floors, just use the floor controls
on the left side of the screen.
Many of our tables are categorized for vendors, associations, and other topics. Feel free to visit any of them. To
see a complete listing of each table for every floor, you can use the Table Directory in the upper left area of the
screen.
Everyone will see your chats you enter unless you chat privately to a specific person.
Be sure to check out the links on the right and left side of the room for chances to explore and even win prizes.
The Sponsorship & Networking area will be open each day of the conference from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM.CONFERENCE CHARITY
Dear SASFAA,
Are you excited about the upcoming SASFAA Virtual Conference? I know I am – I will see you there!
This year we are supporting a charity in North Carolina due to our charity state rotation. President
Tulloss has chosen the non-profit PAGE, a partnership for Appalachian Girls’ Education.
https://pageprograms.com/about/our-story/
This wonderful organization was founded in 2010 in the community of Spring Creek, North
Carolina. The concept was to invest in high-quality education that empowers girls in their local
communities as well as globally. The end result – investing in future of the Appalachian region of
NC! As of today, PAGE serves 75 young women in middle school and high school.
We encourage you to donate to help PAGE’s mission: to inspire, educate, and empower girls in
Appalachia. You can visit the link below to discover ways you can help us support young women in
NC.
https://pageprograms.com/get-involved/
Your financial gifts can help in several ways. You can help support PAGE by donating funds to help
them with a summer literacy project, the college pathways program, farm to table lunches, or a photo
diary project.
I know this year things will be a bit different due to the virtual conference and the pandemic. Let’s
continue SASFAA’s tradition by supporting this worthy cause. SASFAA will continue to let you know
about ways you can help support PAGE throughout June 30, 2021.
Now, I have donated to this worthy cause. Won’t you join me in helping to empower young women
in North Carolina? Once you make your donation, please share this opportunity on social
media. SASFAA and Page thanks you for your support!
Thank you,
Amy Berrier
SASFAA Past President
2015-2016We appreciate our Sponsors! CHAMPION SPONSORS
ADVOCATE SPONSORS
FRIEND SPONSORS
2020-2021 EXECUTIVE BOARD
Elected Officers
Celena Tulloss, President William ‘Bill’ Spiers, Past-President
University of Tennessee, TN Tallahassee Community College, FL
Joan Bailey, Vice President Sarah Dowd, Secretary
University of South Florida, FL Trident Technical College, SC
Leah Louallen, Treasurer Sarah Baumhoff, Treasurer-Elect
Tennessee Student Assistance Cooperation, TN Kennesaw State University, GA
State Presidents
Stephen Adcock, Alabama State President Dameion Lovett, Florida State President
Enterprise State Community College University of South Florida
Maria Hammett, Georgia State President Michelle Standridge, Kentucky State President
Mercer University Spalding University
Renotta Shed, Mississippi State President Kamesia House, North Carolina State President
Mississippi Public Universities Fayetteville State University
Traci Singleton, South Carolina State President Danette Seale, Tennessee State President
The Citadel Military College of South Carolina Carson-Newman College
Sherika Charity, Virginia State President
Reynolds Community College
Committee Chairs
Marian Dill, Budget and Finance Chair Ron Gambill, Legislative Relations Chair
Lee University, TN EdSouth, TN
Zach Christian, Electronic Services Co-Chair Jonah Miller, Electronic Services Co-Chair
S.C. Higher Education Tuition Grants Commission, SC Appalachian State University, NC
Keith Reeves, Long Range Planning Chair Wayne Kruger, Membership Chair
Clemson University, SC St. Petersburg College, FL
Michael Birchett, Sponsorship Committee Chair Chad Sartini, Site Selections Chair
University of Kentucky, KY Virginia Tech, VA
Theresa Mays, Conference Co-Chair/Global Issues Jacquelyn LaSueur, Diversity Leadership Program
H.C. Trenholm State Community College, AL Mississippi University for Women, MS
Bryan Erslan, Mentoring Guide Shannon Jones, Partner Advisory Board
Eastern Kentucky University, KY Inceptia
Leigh Ann Hussey, Conference Co-Chair/Communications & Outreach Chair
University of West Georgia, GA
Conference CommitteeLeigh Ann Hussey, Conference Co-Chair Theresa Mays, Conference Co-Chair
University of West Georgia, GA H.C. Trenholm State Community College, AL
Felicia Ailster Beth Armstrong
Georgia Piedmont Technical College, GA Virginia Tech, VA
Joan Bailey Nadine Bailey
University of South Florida, FL Ultimate Medical Academy, FL
Michael Birchett Amanda Buchanan
University of Kentucky, KY Western Carolina University, NC
Zach Christian Heather Dearman
SC Higher Education Tuition & Grants Commission, SC Mississippi Gulf Coast College, MS
Karen Hauser Dr. Samantha Hicks
Vanderbilt University, TN Coastal Carolina University, SC
Wayne Kruger Leah Louallen
St. Petersburg College, FL Tennessee Student Assistance Program, TN
Jonah Miller Stephanie Miller
Appalachian State University, NC Central Alabama Community College, AL
Chad Sartini April Tretter
Virginia Tech, VA Bellarmine University, KY
Need technical assistance? Contact sasfaatech@gmail.comGuest Speakers
David Bartnicki
David has worked for the U.S. Department of Education’s Federal Student Aid Office for over 26 years. He has
served as an Institutional Review Specialist, Institutional Improvement Specialist (IIS), Branch Chief for
Contract Compliance, Federal Training Officer and is currently a Program Specialist with the Policy
Implementation and Oversight Directorate (PIO).
David’s entire government career has been in the Atlanta Regional Office where he works with over 6,000
postsecondary schools across the country. David currently works on the FSA Handbook Team, the National
Verification Team, the FSA Assessment Modules Team, the FSA COVID-19 Response Team and is involved
with FSA efforts on student eligibility, SAP and R2T4, and occasionally provides Title IV training in different
venues and formats.
While in FSA, David has helped redesign the FSA Assessment Modules, developed the popular “Ask A FED”
booth at the annual FSA Conferences, and developed the Department’s compliance review process for ED’s
private collection agencies.
In addition, David has received numerous financial aid awards including the 2020 VASFAA (VA) Service
Award, the 2020 FASFAA (FL) Certificate of Appreciation, the 2016 GASFAA (GA) Service Award, the 2014
Certificate of Recognition from the State of Alabama Governor Bentley’s Office; 2013 FSA Award for Most
Innovative Team, 2013 FASFAA Distinguished Service Award (FL), 2013 TASFAA Distinguished Service
Award (TN), the 2012 SASFAA Distinguished Service Award (Southern Regional), the 2012 AASFAA John
H. Buchanan Distinguished Service Award (AL), 2012 MASFAA Special Recognition Award (MS), the 2011
Kentucky “Admiral” Award, 2010 FSA Award for Best Mission Results, the 2005 Florida Public Career
Technical Center’s Merit Award, the 2003 SCASFAA Distinguished Service Award (SC), the 2003 AASFAA
Award of Merit (AL) and the 2001 NCASFAA Award of Merit (NC).
When not working, David enjoys spending time with his wife, Christy, and sons Luke (21), Adam (20), and
Ethan (16). And of course, Zyke, the world’s cutest dog!Justin Draeger
Justin Draeger is President and CEO of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators. He
serves as the primary voice of NASFAA and as the liaison between the association members, the U.S.
Congress, federal agencies and the media. Most of Justin’s career has been devoted to assisting disadvantaged
populations achieve their educational goals and better their communities. Since 2002, Justin has been engaged
in either administering, interpreting, communicating, or developing student financial aid policy. His prior
experiences include working as a financial aid director, regulatory and policy analyst, and spokesperson. He has
held senior positions overseeing government relations, communications, and policy work. Justin is frequently
quoted in the press and has appeared on The Today Show on NBC, National Public Radio, APM’s Marketplace,
Fox Business News, CNBC, and C-SPAN, and is often quoted in national news outlets. Justin currently serves
on the boards of directors of Baker College, the Association Mutual Health Insurance Company, the Northwood
Education Foundation, and other organizations that promote health and education. He earned his undergraduate
from Brigham Young University and his MBA from Baker College. Justin lives in Fairfax, VA with his wife
and three children, where he spends his free time shuttling children to various events, bicycling, motorcycling,
playing racquetball, and running.
Brittani Fairchild
Brittani Fairchild is a Student Privacy Analyst for the Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC), helping the
education community with concerns related to FERPA, privacy, and data governance. She provides support
through the PTAC helpdesk, answering questions and providing assistance to a variety of stakeholders. While
new to PTAC, Brittani has over eight years of experience in postsecondary education, spending much of that
time serving as a FERPA Compliance Officer.Dr. Michael Hester
Dr. Michael Hester is currently in his 26th year as the Director of Debate at the University of West Georgia.
Under his leadership, UWG Debate has won three national championships, most recently in 2015 and he has
twice been recognized as National Coach of the Year, most recently in 2017. His PhD is in political
communication, and his disciplinary expertise focuses on Presidential rhetoric, with his co-authored book,
Winning Political Debates, published last September and currently available on Amazon.
In addition to coaching debate, Dr. Hester has held several titles at UWG, including Dean of the Honors
College, Special Assistant to the Chief Diversity Officer, and since 2018, he has been the Coordinator for the
African American Male Initiative. Dr. Hester is the programming chair for the Georgia Association of Diversity
Officers in Higher Education, serves on the USG’s AAMI Advisory Council, and was most recently elected the
Chair of the Board of Directors for the Jamaican Association for Debating & Empowerment.
Brenda Hicks
Brenda Hicks, NASFAA National Chair, has served Southwestern College in both admissions and financial aid
since 1991 and is currently the director of financial aid. Over the years she has been active in state, regional,
and national professional associations as a trainer, board member, and committee chair. She has been a recipient
of the NASFAA Leadership award and the KASFAA Meritorious Achievement award. She is a former
RMASFAA and KASFAA president and has previously served on NASFAA's Board of Directors as a regional
representative and representative-at-large. She has also been a member of the NASFAA Association
Governance Committee and has served on several task forces, including the NASFAA 50th Anniversary Task
Force, the State and Regional Alliance Task Force, and the Enhanced Loan Counseling Task Force.Dana Kelly
Dana Kelly currently serves as the vice president of professional development and institutional compliance for
the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA). In this role she oversees all
products and services assigned to the training and regulatory assistance and certification and credentialing
departments, supervises DC-based and remote training staff, manages the annual Leadership & Legislative
Conference & Expo, and develops session content for NASFAA's national conference. As a member of
NASFAA's executive team, she is instrumental in ensuring NASFAA is working toward the vision, mission,
and goals established by NASFAA's Board of Directors. Prior to working at NASFAA, she held positions at
Nelnet Diversified Solutions as a national trainer, at Nelnet as a regional director, and at High Point University
as the director of student financial planning. She holds a Bachelor of Science in justice and policy studies from
Guilford College, a master's degree from University of Phoenix in organizational management, and master’s in
public administration from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Dr. Douglass A. Lobo
Dr. Douglass A. Lobo is a licensed mental health counselor with extensive education and experience in both the
mental health and academic fields. He has operated large not-for-profit foster care programs in the social
service arena across the state of Florida. In addition, he has held academic positions as varied as teacher,
counselor, school administrator, and school District-level official. Dr. Lobo has provided professional
development to several large urban school Districts. Prior to being employed as St. Johns River State College’s
CARE Counselor, Dr. Lobo was employed by Miami-Dade County Public Schools as the District’s Executive
Director overseeing the Student Services Division for M-DCPS.
One of Dr. Lobo's areas of expertise is in Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) and he has demonstrated great
skill in assisting schools and school Districts in implementing, maintaining, and sustaining Social and
Emotional Learning (SEL) programs that promote a positive school culture and increase student achievement.
Dr. Lobo has been involved in the research, screening, and implementation of numerous Social and Emotional
Learning programs in various academic settings, including at the school and District level. Dr. Lobo is a staunch
proponent and believer in the powerfully positive impact that Social and Emotional Learning can have on
academic achievement and across all domains of student life.
Dr. Lobo holds a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from the University of North Florida and several
graduate degrees from Nova Southeastern University, including a Doctorate in Education.Kori Smith
Kori Smith, Acting Special Agent in Charge, Southeastern Region
U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION OFFICE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL (ED/OIG)\
Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) Kori Smith joined ED/OIG in January 2003, where he has been
afforded the unique opportunity of working a variety of complex criminal and civil investigations in the
Midwestern and Southern regions for ED/OIG. ASAC Smith is a two-time graduate of Grambling State
University where he earned a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and master’s degree in public administration.
Currently, Acting SAC Smith manages a dedicated and versatile group of investigators for the Southeastern
region of ED/OIG. To date, the Southeastern region continues to produce high quality work and carry out
ED/OIG’s mission.
Mike Tassey
Mike Tassey serves as the Data Security Advisor for the Privacy Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) with over
20 years of information security experience. He helps state and local education agencies, schools, districts, and
postsecondary institutions develop strong FERPA compliant information security programs and decrease the
risk to education data. Before joining PTAC, Mike served in a variety of senior technical roles for federal
agencies, the military and intelligence communities, and as a consultant to major financial and critical
infrastructure organizations.Robert Weinerman
Robert Weinerman started his financial aid career in 1993 as a financial aid officer at MIT – where he quickly
became the aid officer who reviewed the most complicated tax returns that families submitted. After more than
a decade as an aid officer at MIT, Babson College, and a few other schools in the Boston area, Robert left the
aid office to counsel students and parents about saving and paying for college as the Senior Director of College
Finance at College Coach.
Robert began his current career as a trainer for financial aid officers six years ago, focusing specifically on
financial aid and the tax code - and was selected by Jim Briggs as Jim's successor when Jim retired from tax
training to work on his other businesses.
Dr. Suzanne Morrison-Williams
Dr. Morrison-Williams serves as the Vice President of Academic Affairs at City College in Florida. In this
capacity, she is responsible for the development and deployment of curriculum, student persistence, student
success, student satisfaction, regulatory compliance, accreditation, faculty development as well as interfacing
with Career Services on student placement after graduation. She is also the Campus Director for MyCity
Online which is the online division of City College. She has two degrees from FIU. A Bachelor’s in
Communication (Public Relations (1993) and a Masters in Public Administration (1997). In 2015, she earned an
Ed.D in Organizational Leadership from Argosy University.
Dr. Morrison-Williams has spoken at many National and Regional conferences on a wide range of topics
including diversity, inclusion, accreditation, faculty development and program management and
development. She is also a published author in many of her speaking areas. She is a strong advocate and
proponent of female empowerment, youth leadership and using basic life lessons to enhance performance as a
manager and a leader.SASFAA FLASHBACKS
FULL AGENDA
*All times are EST
Wednesday, February 17th
9:00 am – 10:15 am Opening Session Celena Tulloss, SASFAA President
Dr. Michael Hester, Presenter
College Ave, Moderator
Concurrent
Sessions
10:30 am – 11:45 am “Citizenship/Immigration” What Angelica Parrales, Presenter
you need to know…
This session will give you a deep dive of the Morgan Chandler, Moderator
most often seen documents of students who
are not eligible for federal aid and what
documents you should ask for if you are trying
to determine a student’s citizenship status.
Angelica will also go over the Systematic
Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE)
program and how she reviews and processes
documents to align with federal requirements.
Federal Reporting and Operational Dr. Amy Cable, Presenter
Calendar
That was Due When? The Importance of an Susan Ambridge, Moderator
Operational Calendar: We’ve all been there: a
missed deadline, bills being sent without
notice, not knowing when grades will post so
we can run SAP. But developing an
operational calendar for financial aid-related
functions can help you stay on top of these
things like a boss. Learn the benefits of
having an operational calendar and discuss
what to include and who to involve when
creating your own.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Ocelot, Lunch & Learn Ocelot, Presenter
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm FSA General Session Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
2021-2022 Verification
CampusLogic, Moderator
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Remo Room Meet & Greet
Spend a little time with your SASFAA village
and our sponsors in our Remo room....
Drinks are optionalThursday, February 18th
Concurrent
Sessions
9:00 am – 10:15 am Getting Your House in Order: How James Chiara, Presenter
Prepare for an A133 or Audit Chad Sartini, Presenter
Program Review
How do we prepare for an upcoming A-133 Carolyn Sparks, Moderator
Audit or Program Review, what software can Ascendium, Moderator
you utilize to ensure you are in a position for a
clean audit, how can you find deficiencies that
could negatively impact your audit? This
session discusses preparing for and working
through a federal program review and an A-
133 audit. We offer tips, share our
experiences, and touch on common audit
findings.
It’s All Academic: Lessons from the Daniel Barkowitz, Presenter
Registrar’s Office Kimberely Willis, Presenter
In this session we will examine the interplay of
academic culture and requirements with Brenda Ilojiole, Moderator
Federal financial aid rules and regulations.
We will look at a number of issues including Citizens, Moderator
the contradictory oversight of State and
Federal rules, the impact of faculty and
institutional culture on policy decisions, and
the ways Financial Aid and Registrars offices
can work cooperatively to impact student
retention. We will be led by a former Registrar
and a current AVP of Financial Aid.
using real examples of issues faced as
Registrars and Financial Aid offices work
together.
Verification: Challenging Dana Kelly, NASFAA Presenter
Questions & Scenarios
Join Dana Kelly as she provides clarification Kristina Chavers, Moderator
on some of the most commonly
misunderstood verification issues. It will
include scenarios to assist in understanding
issues like separated and divorced parents,
household size and providing half support, tax
filing status, signature requirements, and
sending corrections to the Central Processing
System (CPS), to name a few.
10:30 am – 11:45 am FSA Federal Update Cynthia Hammond, FSA Presenter
David Musser, FSA Presenter
Oscelot, Moderator
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm College Ave - Lunch & Learn College Avenue, Presenter
1:30 pm – 4:00 pm NASFAA Update Justin Dreagar, NASFAA
SASFAA Business Meeting Brenda Hicks, NASFAA
National Chair
Celena Tulloss, SASFAA PresidentFriday, February 19th
Concurrent
Sessions
9:00 am – 10:15 am Maintaining Mental Health & Dr. Douglass A. Lobo, Presenter
Managing Anxiety During a Global
Pandemic NeQuoia Loydd, Moderator
Maintaining your mental health and managing Elm Resources, Moderator
your anxiety is vitally important in successfully
navigating the uncertainty of the tumultuous and
unpredictable situation(s) created by the current
global COVID-19 pandemic. This is true for you
as college staff and employees, but probably
even more critical for the students that you
assist every day.
Financial Aid’s Roadmap & Dan Dreves, Presenter
Framework for Reversing FAFSA
Declines Shareece Moore, Moderator
Global trends, state funding calculations,
shrinking department budgets, and student
concerns are creating significant uncertainty
within the Financial Aid community. In 2020,
FAFSA applications declined by 16%. Faced
with an uphill battle, how can Financial Aid
professionals combat and reverse this trend?
This session will explore the impact this decline
is having in higher education and the urgency to
address it. Innovative responses to the
challenge will be shared, including both a Triage
+ Stabilize + Transform roadmap as well as an
Outreach + Support + Educate engagement
framework.
How to Engage Your Students Better Chansone Durden, Presenter
than TikTok
With so much information at their fingertips, you Jessica Alston, Moderator
might wonder how students still miss your
messages and action items. To help you
engage your students and get the most out of
your interactions, we’ve put together a list of
useful tools.10:30 am – 11:45 am Excel Tips & Tricks Missy Perry, Presenter
Compiling and analyzing data can be a huge
headache in financial aid, even with the most Jo Wallace, Moderator
advanced student information system. This
session will demo some time-saving tips to help Scholarnet, Moderator
you with analyzing and presenting data in
Microsoft Excel. Some of the topics covered will
be simple formulas, filters and slicers, VLookup,
Pivot Tables, and Numeric Picture Switch (with
Microsoft Word.)
Federal Work-Study & COVID 19 Reed Allison, Presenter
Join your SASFAA Colleagues for a discussion Dr. Stephanie Watson, Presenter
on innovative ways schools are keeping their Stephanie Miller, Presenter
students working during the COVID-19
pandemic.
Annie Latoya Curtis, Moderator
Ascent, Moderator
Missed Opportunities & Abandoned Lee Ann Avirett, Presenter
Ambitions: Understanding & Shannon Jones, Presenter
Combatting Student Melt
There are some incoming freshmen who have Shoshannah Henry, Moderator
taken all the necessary steps to start college but
simply disappear over the summer. And, there
are currently enrolled students who have done
what it takes to persist, but leave school due to
verification roadblocks. Both sets of students
are opposite sides of the same “student melt”
coin, resulting in lost opportunities for both
college and learner. Both facing even more
obstacles in our state of today. So what can we
do to combat melt?
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Charity: PAGE - Lunch & Learn Amy Berrier, Moderator
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm FSA Overawards & Overpayments Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
Bretta Carithers, Moderator
Professional Judgement Panel Sandy Neel, Presenter
Join your SASFAA colleagues in an interactive Bill Spiers, Presenter
discussion of Professional Judgments in the Keshia Woodous, Presenter
time of COVID-19
Emmilee Mitchell, Moderator
Global Financial Services,
Moderator
Working with Multiple Generations in Dr. Suzanne Morrison-Williams,
the Financial Aid Office Presenter
In 2021, there are 4 dominant generations in the
workforce: Baby Boomers, Millennials/Xennials, Allyson Smith, Moderator
Generation X and Generation Z. The goal of
any organization is for the team members to The NHHEAF Network,
have a harmonious relationship which allows Moderator
both the team members and customers to enjoy
their working relationships and interactions with
each other. This presentation is designed to
explain the various generations and what they
each bring to the table and how managers and
leaders can create and maintain a motivating
environment for all the team members while
meeting the organizational goals.3:00 pm – 4:00 pm FSA General Session Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
R2T4 Essentials
Ivy, ModeratorMonday, February 22nd
Concurrent
Sessions
9:00 am – 10:15 am The Higher Education Finance James Bergeron, Presenter
Landscape in 2021: Ron Gambil, Presenter
A Legislative Update
The higher education finance landscape at the Emma Stich, Moderator
federal level continues to be dicey. During the
recent campaign, President-Elect Joe Biden
released several higher education priorities
centered around federal student loan
forgiveness and free college. But he may be
working with a divided Congress that continues
to disagree over the proper role of the federal
government in higher education and has
struggled to reauthorize the Higher Education
Act for more than a decade. In this session the
discussion will focus on the current federal
policy and political environment, including those
issues that the Biden Administration is expected
to tackle over the first 100 days and the outlook
for higher education in 2021.
The Care and Feeding of Your Bill Ayers, Presenter
Career
How often do you take stock of your current Stephany Blaney, Moderator
position and long-term career path? Who is
responsible for your career? What should you
do now? Is it time to make a move? How do
you go about moving on? Do you need to
network?
We will guide attendees through an informative
session to address these questions, assess
their career path to date, and develop a plan to
take it to the next level. Topics will include but
will not be limited to:
Where do I begin?
Personal Assessment
Environmental Assessment
How do I get there?
Action Items
Work-Life Balance
Evaluate/Adjust
When to make a change
Asking for a raise or promotion
Changing jobs
The Power of Disaggregated Data Daniel Barkowitz, Presenter
Disaggregated data can be defined as "data Wayne Kruger, Presenter
that has been broken down by detailed sub- Robert Muhammad, Presenter
categories, for example by marginalized group,
gender, region, or level of education". Francisco Valines, Presenter
Disaggregated data can reveal deprivations and
inequalities that may not be fully reflected in the Earnest, Moderator
aggregated data. Join this session to learn
about the value of examining your financial aid
date from a disaggregated perspective; each
presenter will share a lesson learned from theirpractice, the implications for financial aid and
equity within their institutional context, and the
risks and benefits of adopting this approach.
10:30 am – 11:45 am Creating a Lender List Biz Daniel, Presenter
Creating a lender list for alternative (private) Scott Orris, Presenter
loans may seem daunting, especially if you Chester Priest, Presenter
have never had one. A panel discussion from
representatives of KHEAA, ELM Resources and
ScholarNet will provide tips on completing an Jacquelyn LeSeur, Moderator
RFI (request for information) or an RFP (request
for proposal) and answer questions that will
allow you to tackle this task like the pro that you
are.
2019 Tax Returns & the 2021-2022 Robert Weinerman, Presenter
Need Analysis – What’s New
You know from doing COVID-19 appeals that Jaime Missimer, Moderator
the 2019 tax forms a different from the 2018 tax NextGen Web Solutions,
forms. This session will review the new tax
forms and the implications of the changes on Moderator
verification, conflicting information, and financial
aid equity. What do you need to review on the
tax forms? What changes did the Department
make, and what changes did they not make that
they probably should have, in response to the
changes? And are there new pain points for
applicants in the 2021-2022 FAFSA process?
NASFAA Dana Kelley, NASFAA Presenter
Developing Your Career in Financial
Aid Sarah Cowan, Moderator
Explore how to leveraged a wide range of MEFA, Moderator
learning opportunities and relationships with
colleagues to further your professional career.
In this session, discover how growing your
expertise and enhancing your professional
competencies can help you continue to be of
maximum value to your institution and your
students.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm IVY - Lunch & Learn IVY, Presenter
A Guide: How To Use AI To Improve The
Student Experience
In this interactive Lunch and Learn, we will
discuss AI chatbots and automation as it
pertains to today’s higher education climate.
Use cases and opportunities for AI in higher ed
will be explored as needs around restricted
budgets and competing staff priorities have
shifted. We will discuss methods for improving
the student experience with streamlined
messaging despite the challenge of frequent
updates, specifically in the Financial Aid sector.
Concurrent
Sessions
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Head of Household: A Deep Dive Robert Weinerman, Presenter
No matter how many times you attend a training
on filing status.... No matter how many times Megan Smith, Moderator
you read IRS Publication 17…. No matter how
many times you post a question to FINAID-L….
There’s always a new Head of Householdwrinkle, a new Head of Household explanation,
a new tax preparer insisting that a tax return has
been filed correctly using the Head of
Household status. This session will cover all the
Head of Household angles – undocumented
person vs. nonresident alien, temporary
absences vs. non-temporary absences, two
heads-of-household in the same home, etc. with
examples designed to help you become
confident in your understanding of this
complicated tax issue.
It Takes a Village to Manage Billie Jo Hamilton, Presenter
Enrollment: What’s Our Role?
Successful enrollment management requires Aesha Greene, Moderator
institutional collaboration of many areas. Learn College Aid Services, LLC,
what’s going on demographically with our
current and prospective students and why Moderator
financial aid is so critical to achieving enrollment
goals. This session will also address various
topics that impact the financial aid director and
the office such as net tuition revenue, financial
aid leveraging, contributions to rankings and
metrics, need vs. merit aid, and why you should
have a seat at the table!
Diversity: Stop, Listen, and Learn Amy Cable, Presenter
As stewards of Higher Education, the Louisiana
Community and Technical College System Amanda Buchanan, Moderator
recognizes the obligation and responsibility to
promote and encourage diversity, equity, and
inclusivity. In light of recent tragic events,
LCTCS is now committed more than ever. The
system office staff for 2- year public colleges in
Louisiana were tasked with the development
and implementation of various initiatives to
address diversity, equity and inclusivity. The
presentation will outline the system call to action
including the development of diversity
dashboards, creating a statewide
committee/taskforce to generate actionable
recommendations and enhancing services and
training to faculty, staff and students.
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm FSA General Session Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
Conflicting Information
Credible, ModeratorTuesday, February 23rd
9:00 am – 10:15 am FSA General Session Ross Lemerck, PTAC Presenter
Privacy Technical Assistance Center Brittani Fairchild, PTAC
(PTAC) Presenter
Ivy, Moderator
Concurrent
Sessions
10:30 am – 11:45 am HEERF Panel Discussion Felicia Ailster, Presenter
Are you navigating through the new flexibilities Brad Barnett, Presenter
offered within the HEERF II allocation? Well, Ashley Edens, Presenter
this panel discussion will provide you with
helpful tips and ideas on awarding HEERF II
funds without the headache. Latonya Harrell, Moderator
Financial Aid Services,
Moderator
2020 Tax Forms & Tax Code Robert Weinerman, Presenter
You know from doing COVID-19 appeals that
the 2019 tax forms a different from the 2018 tax Michelle Upchurch, Moderator
forms. This session will review the new tax
forms and the implications of the changes on
verification, conflicting information, and financial
aid equity. What do you need to review on the
tax forms? What changes did the Department
make, and what changes did they not make that
they probably should have, in response to the
changes? And are there new pain points for
applicants in the 2021-2022 FAFSA process?
Financial Stress of Dr. Samantha Hicks, Presenter
Undergraduate Students
Finances are often cited as one of the most Mayra Vazquez, Moderator
traumatic challenges college students
experience. College students, a vulnerable
population, face rising college costs with little to
no knowledge of how to manage finances,
leading to increased levels of student debt and
increased levels of financial stress. This stress
can have negative effects on graduation rates
and financial decision making. These effects
are especially concerning for students in already
at-risk populations. This session examines a
study of financial stress at a public institution,
how demographic characteristics, such as
gender, race, first-generation status, and class
level predicts that stress, and discusses the
results of that study. Participants will also
receive recommendations for increased
financial literacy on college campuses & how
financial aid administrators can take part in
those efforts.
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm CampusLogic – Lunch & Learn CampusLogic,PresenterConcurrent
Sessions
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Assets in the Need Analysis: Robert Weinerman, Presenter
Getting It Right
Have you read the Application and Verification Jeffery Norrod, Moderator
Guide's description of the value of a trust? Do
you understand it? Do you know when a 529
plan should be reported on the FAFSA, and
when it should be left off? What about the value
of rental property that is worth less than its
mortgage? In this session, participants will get a
refresher on the asset reporting rules, with an
emphasis on those that are most confusing to
aid officers, and hints about how to identify and
resolve conflicting information related to the
asset side of the need analysis.
FSA Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
R2T4 in Modules
ProEducation Solutions,
Moderator
Contingency & Disaster Planning in Kris Hatcher, Presenter
Financial Aid Wayne Kruger, Presenter
Comprehensive disaster preparedness Francisco Valines, Presenter
experiences and how it helped and didn’t help
prepare for a global pandemic.
Nelnet, Moderator
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm FSA General Session Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
Understanding Your SAP Policy
College Ave, ModeratorWednesday, February 24th
Concurrent
Sessions
9:00 am – 10:15 am Resume-ing & Cover Letters: Putting Beth Armstrong, Presenter
Your Best Foot Forward
Searching for a new job? Vying for an internal Kesha Wilson, Moderator
promotion? Hoping to be accepted to a
leadership program? Keeping your resume
updated is important; however, too often we let
it go by the wayside. In this session, we are
going talk about resumes, cover letters, what
hiring officials have said about these
documents, and why it is important to keep your
resume updated. Learn from your peers in this
discussion-oriented session.
Open Forum on Taxes & Need Robert Weinerman, Presenter
Analysis
Bring your financial aid related tax questions – Inceptia, Moderator
or just listen to your colleagues’ questions. This
session will have an open forum format and is
your opportunity to ask any question you have
about taxes and financial aid. Any tax question
is on the table – as long as it’s related to
verification, conflicting information, the
difference between taxable income and cash
flow, and/or need analysis. Feel free to send
your questions to the presenter in advance
(robert@ironbridgeresources.com)
Managing Operations Amidst a Carolyn Sparks, Presenter
Pandemic Sarah Baumhoff, Presenter
PIVOT…it’s not just for Friends anymore! Do Lisanne Masterson, Presenter
you remember when we thought we would be
shut down for just two weeks for COVID? And
then it was three…four?? Then came CARES Sallie Mae, Moderator
Act funding!! Calendar changes for the next
academic year! HEERF II funding too! Join
seasoned panelists from three different types of
institutions to learn how their financial aid offices
have pivoted during the pandemic. What was
done to keep staff engaged and how their
offices are handling student needs are just acouple of topics for discussion. We’ll be there
for you!
10:30 am – 11:45 am FSA General Session Kori Smith, OIG Presenter
Office of Inspector General (OIG)
Campus Logic, Moderator
12:00 pm – 1:00 pm Credible, Lunch & Learn Credible, Presenter
Help Your Students Save Money with Credible's
Private Student Loan Comparison Tool.
During these unprecedented times, students are
relying more than ever on online tools and
resources. Please join us for a brief session to
discuss how your students can make better
financing decisions faster and easier and find
the best private loan for their unique educational
financing needs. Credible is a trusted and
recognized online marketplace that can provide
your students and their families with
competitive, personalized pre-qualified private
student loan offers from multiple vetted lenders
in real-time on a single dashboard, without
affecting their personal credit scores.
Concurrent
Sessions
1:30 pm – 2:30 pm Working with Your Money (Not Brad Barnett, Presenter
Theirs) Brent Tener, Presenter
As financial aid administrators, we are really
good at working with other people’s money, but PNC Bank, Moderator
how good are we in working with our own? This
session will include a practical look at the key
elements of a solid personal financial plan,
including the best way to save for retirement.
This session will be particularly useful for those
individuals who are relatively new in their
professional career.
Income Adjustment Professional Robert Weinerman, Presenter
Judgements
Income Adjustment Professional Judgments CMD Outsourcing Solutions,
Our students and their families continue to Moderator
experience high levels of economic uncertainty
and rely on us to take their hardships into
account through our appeals processes. How
do you handle requests from students whose
families have experienced a reduction in
income? This session will explore the
adjustments you may choose to make to the
FAFSA data elements when a student’s or
student’s family member’s income has changed.
The session will be numbers focused – looking
at both how to construct an estimated income,
and how to adjust other FAFSA data elements,
like the Income Taxes Paid, that are derived
from the AGI
NASFAA Direct Loans Dana Kelly, NASFAA Presenter
Wondering if you are prorating loans correctly?
Do you know what to do when a borrower’s loan Cognition Financial, Moderator
amounts are in unequal disbursements? In this
Q&A style webinar, we will test your knowledge
on key aspects of the Direct Loan program and
share guidance NASFAA received from the U.S.Department of Education. Explore some of the
most frequently asked questions related to
packaging, originating, and disbursing Federal
Direct Loans received by our NASFAA AskRegs
service.
FSA General Session Virginia Hagins, FSA Presenter
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm Modules & Title IV Pell
Recalculations Ocelot, Moderator
Thursday, February 25th
9:00 am – 10:15 FSA General Session David Barnicki, FSA Presenter
am COVID-19 Update Celena Tulloss, SASFAA
SASFAA Closing Session President
Credible, ModeratorSASFAA PAST PRESIDENTS YEAR NAME INSTITUTION AND LOCATION 1963-65 James F. Carr, Jr. Florida Board of Regents, FL 1965-66 Kingston Johns The College Board, GA 1966-67 Charles H. Watson Georgia Institute of Technology, GA 1967-68 Robert B. Kimmell Florida State University, FL 1968-69 Kenneth L. Wooten University of Mississippi, MS 1969-70 Cannon R. Mayes SC Commission of Higher Education, SC 1970-71 James E. Ingle University of Kentucky, KY 1971-72 Eunice L. Edwards Fisk University, TN 1972-73 Richard L. Waters University of Tennessee, TN 1973-74 Winston Bruce University of Mississippi, MS 1973-74 E. Thomas Cleveland Samford University, AL 1974-75 Priscilla M. Light Lynchburg College, VA 1975-76 David L. Hartshorn Florida Junior College, FL 1976-77 Joe L. McCormick Mississippi State University, MS 1977-78 William M. Geer University of NC at Chapel Hill, NC 1978-79 Gerald T. Bird University of Alabama-Birmingham, AL 1979-80 Curtis R. Whalen University of NC at Charlotte, NC 1980-81 Herb Vescio Eastern Kentucky University, KY 1981-82 Benny H. Walker Furman University, SC 1982-83 Cheryl Wilkes O’Keefe Medical College of Georgia, GA 1983-84 Preston Rosser Valencia Community College, FL 1984-85 Marvin G. Carmichael Clemson University, SC 1985-86 Eleanor S. Morris University of NC at Chapel Hill, NC
1986-87 Daniel L. Miller Phillips Colleges, MS 1987-88 Vernetta P. Fairley Pearl River Community College, MS 1988-89 Patsy Braxton North Carolina School of the Arts, NC 1989-90 William P. Rodgers Phillips Colleges, MS 1990-91 Don Rainer AL Commission on High Education, AL 1991-92 Marleen Ingle University of NC at Greensboro, NC 1992-93 Cruzita Lucero Walters State Community College, TN 1993-94 David R. Gelinas University of the South, TN 1994-95 David Cecil Eastern Kentucky University, KY 1995-96 Karen Fooks University of Florida, FL 1996-97 Joel V. Harrell University of Tennessee-Chattanooga, TN 1997-98 Carol A. Mowbray Northern Virginia Community College, VA 1998-99 Susan Little University of Georgia, GA 1999-00 Mary Givhan Mississippi College, MS 2000-01 Bill Cox Meredith College, NC 2001-02 Clark Aldridge University of Montevallo, AL 2002-03 Karen Koonce DiFilippo Tidewater Community College, VA 2003-04 Ron Day Birmingham Southern College, AL 2004-05 Janet Sain Nowicki ECPI, NC 2005-06 Guy Gibbs Northern Virginia Comm. College, VA 2006-07 Brent Tener Vanderbilt University, TN 2007-08 Lisanne Masterson Brevard College, NC 2008-09 Heather Boutell Bellarmine University, KY 2009-10 Keith Reeves Clemson University, SC 2010-11 Sandra Neel Bellarmine University, KY 2011-12 Brad Barnett James Madison University, VA 2012-13 Jeff Dennis Southern Wesleyan University, SC
2013-14 Zita Barree Hampden-Sydney College, VA
2014-15 Nathan Basford Florida State University, FL
2015-16 Amy L. Berrier University of North Carolina, NC
2016-17 Marian Dill Lee University, TN
2017-18 Sharon Oliver North Carolina Central University, NC
2018-19 Bryan Erslan Eastern Kentucky University, KY
2019-20 William ‘Bill’ Spiers Tallahassee Community College, FL
PRESIDENT’S DISTINGUISED
SERVICE AWARDS
YEAR RECIPIENT INSTITUTION
1981-82 Dr. Neal Berte Birmingham-Southern College
1982-83 Carl D. Perkins U.S. House of Representatives
1983-84 Dr. Dallas Martin NASFAA
1984-85 Eunice Edwards Fisk University
1984-85 Herb Vescio Eastern Kentucky University
1986-87 William M. Geer University of NC at Chapel Hill
1986-87 Palmer Freeman Leroy Springs Foundation
1987-88 Dr. James F. Carr Harding College
1988-89 Guy Snavely Pickett and Hatcher Educational Fund, Inc.
1989-90 Dr. William Wall AL Commission on Higher Education
1990-91 Vernetta P. Fairley University of Southern Mississippi
1991-92 Cheryl Wilkes O’Keefe Medical College of Georgia
1992-93 Preston Rosser Valencia Community College
1993-94 Gerald T. Bird College Scholarship Service
1993-94 Robert Evans U.S. Department of Education
1994-95 Marvin G. Carmichael Clemson University
1994-95 Francine Reeves U.S. Department of Education1995-96 Ron Gambill Tennessee Student Assistance Corp. 1996-97 Jack L. Woodward Millsaps College 1996-97 Cruzita Lucero Walters State Community College 1997-98 David Cecil Transylvania University 1997-98 Karen Fooks University of Florida 1998-99 Curtis Whalen University of NC at Charlotte 1998-99 Betty Whalen Wingate College 1999-00 Joel Harrell Clark Atlanta University 2000-01 Randy Craig Education Credit Management Corp. 2000-01 Eleanor S. Morris University of NC at Chapel Hill 2001-02 Susan Little University of Georgia 2001-02 Carol Mowbray Northern Virginia Community College 2002-03 Mary Givhan Mississippi College 2002-03 Ken Player South Carolina Student Loan Corp. 2003-04 Jane McNaughton Union Planters Bank 2004-05 Bob Godfrey University of South Carolina-Columbia 2005-06 Clark Aldridge Collegiate Funding Services 2005-06 David Gelinas University of the South 2006-07 Janet Sain Nowicki SunTrust Education Loans 2006-07 Rosemary Stelma East Carolina University 2007-08 Guy Gibbs Northern Virginia Comm. College 2007-08 Greg Martin U.S. Department of Education 2008-09 Bill Cox NC State Education Assistance Authority 2008-09 Karen Koonce DiFilippo Wachovia 2009-10 Debra Talley University of Alabama, Birmingham 2010-11 Ron Day Kennesaw State University 2011-12 David Bartnicki U.S. Department of Education 2012-13 Brent Tener Vanderbilt University 2013-14 Dr. David Mohning Vanderbilt University 2014-15 Heather Boutell Bellarmine University
2014-15 Jeff Dennis Greenville Technical College
2015-16 Nancy Tate Anderson University
2016-17 Sandra Neel University of Louisville
2016-17 Brad Barnett James Madison University
2017-18 Lisanne Masterson Blue Ridge Community College
2018-19 Keith Reeves Clemson University
2019-20 Dr. Sharon Oliver North Carolina Central University
2019-20 Zita Barree Hampden-Sydney College
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SASFAA ANNUAL CONFERENCE
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