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24th Annual SFARN Conference
The Governor Hotel, Portland, OR
June 21-23, 2007
The following lists all presentations made during the 24th Annual SFARN conference. If presenters made their materials available via Powerpoint or PDF files, they are provided here. To access the presentation, please click on the title. If you have questions regarding individual presentations, especially if materials are not included here, please contact the presenters. If you have other questions regarding the conference or experience technical difficulties, please contact Colleen O'Brien.
THURSDAY JUNE 21, 2007
- Shared Responsibility/Earned Opportunity: A New Philosophy and Practice for the Delivery of State Need-based Student Financial Aid in Oregon (.ppt)
Dr. Nancy Goldschmidt, Oregon Access and Affordability Working Group / Oregon Health & Science University, and David Longanecker, WICHE
- A Closer Look at Pell Grant Recipients: College Freshmen and College Graduates (.ppt)
Laura Horn, MPR Associates
- Persistence of Community College Students Who Are Pell Grant Recipients (.ppt)
John Lee, JBL Associates
- Paying for Persistence: Early Results of a Scholarship Program for Low-Income Parents Attending Community College (.ppt)
Introduction by Derek Price, DVP-Praxis, LTD, presentation by Lashawn Richburg-Hayes, MDRC
- False HOPE? Implications of Expansive Eligibility Requirements for the Tennessee Education Lottery Scholarship Program (.ppt)
David Wright and Rob Anderson, Tennessee Higher Education Commission
- The Criteria Evolution of West Virginia’s PROMISE Scholarship Program (.ppt)
Erik Ness, University of Pittsburgh, and Lisa DeFrank-Cole, West Virginia University
- Can Federal Need Analysis Be Simplified: What Do the Data Show? (.ppt)
Michelle Cooper and Brent Evans, Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance
- Alternative Approaches to Need Analysis: Federal Methodology and Institutional Methodology (.ppt)
Kathy Little, The College Board
- Ready, Willing and Unable: How Financial Barriers Obstruct Bachelor-Degree Attainment in Texas
Jeff Webster, TG
Ready, Willing, and Unable: Summary (.pdf)
Ready, Willing, and Unable: Full Report (.pdf)
- The Forum:
Factors Related to Undergraduate Borrowing in Minnesota (.ppt)
Shefali Mehta, Koffi Adragni, and Tricia Grimes, Minnesota Office of Higher Education
The Effects of College Financial Aid on Household Saving Behavior, Evidence from the 1992 Amendments to the Higher Education Act (.ppt)
Binzhen Wu, Tshingua University, P.R. China
Financial Aid among Traditional-age Students and Adult Learners in the Community College (.ppt)
Kimberly Rogers and Brenda Ruot, University of Buffalo
An Instrument to Measure the Perceived Returns on Investment (PROI) from PSE
Anne Motte and Joseph Berger, Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
Student Loan Forbearance: Usage Patterns, Outcomes, and Borrower Characteristics
Matt Steiner, TG
Alternative Measures of Average Price Sensitivity: An Institutional Enrollment Probability Model
Fred Galloway and Linda Siefert, University of San Diego
Cohort Differences on the Effect of Financial Aid on College Graduation, 1965-2004: A Survey of Texas Residents (.ppt)
Cohort Differences: Handout (.pdf)
Christopher Teran, Texas A&M University
FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 2007
- Trends in Borrowing II: Federal Student Loans in 1995-96, 1999-2000, and 2003-04
Christina Chang Wei, MPR Associates
- Why Do Families Borrow So Much for Higher Education? (.ppt)
Binzhen Wu, Tsinghua University
- The Future of Private Loans: Who’s Borrowing and Why? (.ppt)
Courtney McSwain, Institute for Higher Education Policy
- The Rise of Private Loans: What Do We Know and What Does It Mean? (.ppt)
Christopher Mazzeo, and Jonathan Reischl, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- The Effect of Savings on Access and Student Loan Borrowing (.ppt)
Alex Usher and Ross Finnie, EPI
- Saving For College (.ppt)
Jennie Woo, EDFUND
- Rethinking Student Aid
Sandy Baum, The College Board
For more information, or to offer comments, please contact Sandy Baum at SBaum AT collegeboard.org.
- What Explains the Variation Among Universities in the Prevalence of Pell Grant Recipients? (.ppt)
Matthew Steinberg and Patrizio Piraino, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- The Influence of Financial Aid and the State Financial Aid Policy Context on College Choice Decisions of Low- and Moderate-Income Students (.ppt)
Michelle Cooper, Advisory Committee on Student Financial Assistance, and Heather Rowan-Kenyon, University of Virginia
- The Impact of State College-going Policy Orientation on Academic Preparation and College Enrollment of Different Types of High Schools (.ppt)
Angela Bell, University of Georgia
- The Power of Gift Aid in Predicting Student Retention: Results from a Recent Retention Study at IUPUI (.ppt)
Derek Price, DVP-PRAXIS LTD, and Michelle Hansen, Indiana University—Purdue University at Indianapolis
- The Impact of Student Financial Assistance on Persistence (.ppt)
Anne Motte and Joseph Berger, Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
http://millenniumscholarships.ca/../../MRN04_Persistence_EN.pdf
- Using the Internet to Access Financial Aid: Challenges and Opportunities for Low-Income Students (.ppt)
Kristan Venegas, University of Southern California
Venegas, K. (2007). The Internet and college access: Challenges for low-income students. American Academic 3:141-154 (.pdf)
Venegas, K. (2006). Low-income urban student’s use of the Internet to access financial aid. Journal of Student Aid 36(1): 4-15 (.pdf)
SATURDAY JUNE 23, 2007
- Persistence and Attainment Rates of Students Beginning in 2003-2004 after Three Years
Lutz Berkner, MPR Associates
Enrollment Impact of Need-Based BEOG/ Pell Grants
Lee Hansen, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Have Pell Grants Stimulated Increased College-going Among Lower Income Youth? (.ppt)
David Mundel
- How School Context Affects the Success of First-Generation College Students (.ppt)
Sara Goldrick-Rab and Justin Ronca, University of Wisconsin-Madison
- Straight from the Source: What Works for First-Generation College Students (.ppt)
Colleen O’Brien, Pell Institute
http://www.pellinstitute.org/files/files-sfts_what_works.pdf
- Worse Comes to Worst: Student Loan Default Rates in Nevada (.ppt)
Christopher Kypuros, University of Nevada, Las Vegas
- Does Where You Live Matter? Exploring Differences in the Canadian Student Loan Program (.ppt)
Leesha Lin, and Ya-Bilongo Nungisa, Canadian Student Loan Program
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