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22nd Annual SFARN Conference
Holiday Inn Mart Plaza, Chicago, IL
June 9-11, 2005
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THURSDAY JUNE 9, 2005
9:00 am – 9:45 am
1. Recession,
Retrenchment, Recovery: State Higher Education Funding and Student Financial
Aid
Ross Hodel, Edward Hines, Kathleen Kelly, Sheila Pruden and Chris Mushrush,
Illinois State University
rahodel@ilstu.edu, erhines@ilstu.edu,
kfkelly@insightbb.com, spruden1@insightbb.com,
cemushr@ilstu.edu
9:45 am- 10:30 am
2. State
Early Commitment Financial Aid Programs: Do They Increase Access to Postsecondary
Education?
Second Presentation (Heller)
Ann Coles, TERI; Cheryl Blanco, WICHE; Donald Heller, Pennsylvania State
University
coles@teri.org, cblanco@wiche.edu,
dheller@psu.edu
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
3. Kentucky:
Merit Aid Matures to Compliment Need-Based Aid
Melvin Letteer, Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority
mletteer@kheaa.com
4. The
First Cohort of Tennessee Merit-Based Scholarship Recipients
Erik Ness and Richard Tucker, Tennessee Higher Education Commission
erik.ness@state.tn.us
5. A
15 Year Follow-up Study of State Grant Recipients in Iowa
Keith Greiner, Iowa Student Aid Commission
Keith.Greiner@iowa.gov
1:45 pm – 2:45 pm
6. Web
Tools for Research Uses of Postsecondary Student National Data
James Griffith and Tracy Hunt-White, NCES
james.griffith@ed.gov, tracy.hunt-white@ed.gov
Findings from the National Postsecondary Student Aid Study: 2004
7. Undergraduate
Aid (Berkner),
8. Community
College Students (Horn), and
9. Graduate
Aid (Choy)
Laura Horn, Lutz Berkner, and Susan Choy, MPR Associates
lhorn@mprinc.com, lberkner@mprinc.com,
schoy@mprinc.com
2:45 pm – 3:15 pm
10. Student
Debt: How Much Education Debt Is Too Much?
Sandy Baum, Skidmore College / The College Board
sbaum@college.board
3:45 pm – 4:15 pm
11. Transitions
to College: From Theory to Practice
Second
Presentation (Long)
Sheri Ranis and Laura Stein, SSRC; Bridget Terry Long, Harvard University
ranis@ssrc.org, stein@ssrc.org,
longbr@gse.harvard.edu
4:15 pm The Forum
12. Iowa
Purchasing Results System Keith Greiner Keith.Greiner@iowa.gov
13. Accountability
in Federal Student Loan Policy Joe McCormick ktaylor@kheaa.com
14. Higher
Education: Assessing Access and Success Jessica Simon js2619@columbia.edu
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, 2005
8:30 am – 9:00 am
16. Achieving
the Dream, Community Colleges Count: What Role Does Student Aid Play?
John Lee, JBL Associates, and Derek Price, DVP-Praxis
jbl@jblassoc.com, derek@dvp-praxis.org
9:00 am – 10:00 am
17. Federal
Student Aid and the Sub-Baccalaureate Completion of Low-Income and Adult-Learner
Students
Kimberly Rogers, Pennsylvania State University
krr154@psu.edu
18. Report
on the Second Year of the MAP Longitudinal Study (IL)
Sue Kleemann, Illinois Student Assistance Commission
skleemann@isac.org
19. Drop
Out, Stop Out, and Transfer Out: Unraveling the Impact of Student Financial
Aid on Students’ College Departure Plans
Dongbin Kim, NAICU
dongbin@naicu.edu
10:30 am – 11:15 am
20. College
Access Policies: Aspirations, Preparation, and Affordability
Laura Perna and Michelle Cooper, University of Maryland, College Park
/ Scott Thomas, University of Georgia
lperna@umd.edu, michelle.cooper@ed.gov,
slthomas@uga.edu
11:15 am – 12:00 pm
21. Independent
Undergraduates: 1999-2000
Christina Chang Wei, MPR Associates
cwei@mprinc.com
22. Private
Scholarships Count: Access to Higher Education and the Critical Role of
the Private Sector
Alisa Cunningham, Courtney McSwain, and Yuliya Keselman, Institute for
Higher Education Policy
alisa@ihep.org, cmcswain@ihep.org,
ykeselman@ihep.org
12:00 pm – 1:30 pm
23. Luncheon Speaker: Michael McPherson, The
Spencer Foundation
1:45 pm – 2:15 pm
24. How
Students Pay for Postsecondary Education in 12 States, NPSAS 2004
Patricia Grimes, Minnesota Higher Education Services Office
grimes@heso.state.mn.us
2:15 pm – 3:15 pm
25a. and 25b. Room
for Improvement: Disparities and Inefficiencies in Federal Student Loans
Second
Presentation (Walker) Paper
Pamela Burdman, Hewlett Foundation; Robert Shireman, The Institute for
College Access; Nathan Walker and Baranda Fermin, Columbia University
pburdman@earthlink.net, rshireman@sbcglobal.net,
nw163@columbia.edu, bjf2101@columbia.edu
3:30 pm – 4:00 pm
26. Global
Higher Education Report: Affordability and Accessibility in Comparative
Perspective
Alex Usher and Amy Cervenan, EPI
ausher@educationalpolicy.org,
acervenan@educationalpolicy.org
4:00 pm – 4:30 pm
27. State
Assessments and College Performance: The Predictive Value of an NCLB State
Assessment
Michael Podgursky and Mark Ehlert, University of Missouri–Columbia;
John Wittstruck, Missouri Department of Higher Education
podgurskym@missouri.edu,
ehlertm@missouri.edu, john.wittstruck@dhe.mo.gov
SATURDAY JUNE 10, 2005
8:30 am – 9:15 am
28. The
Inter-State Brain Drain: The Implications of Differential Tuitions at
Public Institutions
Hoke Wilson, ORC Macro, and Fred Galloway, University of San Diego
hoke.j.wilson@orcmacro.com,
galloway@sandiego.edu
9:15 am – 9:45 am
29. Who?
When? Where? How Many? How Much? Estimating Impact of Federal Student
Aid Proposals
Melanie Corrigan, ACE
melanie_corrigan@ace.nche.edu
30. The
HEA Reauthorization: Priorities of Higher Education Policy Analysts and
Researchers
W. Lee Hansen University of Wisconsin-Madison
wlhansen@wisc.edu
10:15am – 10:45 am
31. First
Year Findings from Future to Discover: A Longitudinal Study of the Effectiveness
of Intervention
Yves Pelletier, Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
ypelletier@bm-ms.org
10:45 -11:30 am
32. A
Preliminary Assessment of the Distributional Impacts of Institutional
Grants
David Mundel, Consultant
david.mundel@comcast.net
33. What’s
It Gonna Cost Me?
Laurent Ross, Calvert Group
laurent.ross@calvert.co
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