It's More Than Admissions: Applying Federal Nondiscrimination Laws to Financial Aid Associated With Diversity Goals

Tuesday, June 25, 2019: 8:30 AM-9:30 AM
Southern Hemisphere III (Walt Disney World Dolphin)

Live Streamed

Session Type: Interest Sessions
Track: Leadership/Manager's Track
Audience: All
Credit Type: Credit Hours and Clock Hours
School Type: All Schools
Colleges and universities continue to press forward in their pursuit of diverse, inclusive learning environments where all students can benefit. In doing so, institutional leaders—especially financial aid officials—must balance using financial aid as a tool to expand opportunity and a range of legal, policy, political, and practical considerations in the awarding of financial aid. This Access and Diversity Collaborative (ADC) session will address major federal nondiscrimination laws that govern the awarding of financial aid and scholarships when factors like race, ethnicity, and gender are considered; and will offer practical strategies, action steps, and examples that align with current federal laws.
Moderator:
Megan Coval (NASFAA)
Speakers:
Mr. Arthur Coleman (EducationCounsel LLC)
Yvonne Romero Da Silva (Rice University)
Kathryn Blaisdell (Mount Holyoke College)