The Financial Aid Business Solutions Seminars provide an additional opportunity for businesses to educate NASFAA Conference attendees on various emerging hardware and software technologies, services, alternative financing issues, and more.

These seminars give your business additional exposure to NASFAA Members and provide an additional way for you to support the Conference.

By presenting a seminar, you will not only have the opportunity to educate Conference attendees on your products/services, but you will also gain added exposure through special recognition in the pre-Conference and Conference programs and on the NASFAA Web Site.

Who Can Participate?

Any NASFAA Member corporation who purchases exhibitor package A or B may submit a proposal to present a seminar. Attendance to the seminars is open to all registered attendees.

Seminar Content

Each seminar must be approved by NASFAA. NASFAA reserves the right to limit the number of participating organizations of any type (e.g. lenders, software
companies, etc.), or to limit seminars on the same topic.

Where conflicts develop NASFAA will use the following selection criteria:

Seminar Schedule

• Presenters will be expected to make their presentation twice during the conference (you may cover two different topics if preferred)
• Each seminar will be 75 minutes in length
• The seminars will be scheduled concurrently with the interest sessions
• Rooms will be set to accommodate at least 50 people, theatre style, with
space for a minimal amount of audio/visual equipment

Audio/Visual

Each organization is responsible for arranging and paying for audio/visual equipment. An audio-visual form with be sent with each confirmation letter. It is the organizations responsibility to complete and return each form.

To Apply

Seminar proposals must be submitted by March 4, 2008 and must be returned with the Exhibitor/Donor/Advertiser Contract along with the $900 deposit. You will be notified regarding your approval no later than April 11. The schedule of seminars will be published in the Pre-Conference and Conference programs and on the NASFAA Web Site.

Note

As a suggestion, conferees have overwhelmingly indicated that they enjoy FABS seminars that do not focus on the product and services of the company, but on management or other areas of interest in the financial aid office.

Seminar proposal must be submitted by March 4, 2008. After March 4th, NASFAA cannot guarantee that space will be available for a seminar. No refunds will be made if the due date is not met. Space is limited, so submit your proposal early.