Pathways and FAAC Forum Overview
The NASFAA Leadership & Legislative Conference & Expo provides four pathways to choose from so registrants can tailor their experience to best support their professional goals. In 2022, we're also pleased to introduce a fifth training option exclusively for those who hold the FAAC® designation.
Association Leadership Pathway
Ideal for anyone interested in assuming a leadership position at the state, regional, or national level, this track will cover legal duties and best practices for successfully managing and leading a financial aid association. Volunteering for a professional association – at any level – is an exciting professional activity with many benefits for volunteers, their institutions, and the students they serve. Financial aid associations across the country depend on the talents and energy of volunteer leaders to carry out the association's activities. This pathway will have new programming for the 2022 conference.
Association Leadership Pathway Sessions
Compliance Management Pathway
With curriculum geared toward practicing compliance officers and financial aid directors, this track will feature sessions that focus on compliance management strategies, administrative capability, tactical methodology, and collaboration beyond the financial aid office to achieve campus-wide compliance with all aspects of Title IV administration. This pathway will have new programming for the 2022 conference.
Compliance Management Pathway Sessions
Strategic Enrollment Management Pathway
Designed for practicing enrollment managers, sessions in this track will focus on enrollment management strategies using fiscal management and ethics, tactical methodology, and collaboration beyond the financial aid office to achieve specific enrollment goals. This pathway will have new programming for the 2022 conference.
Strategic Enrollment Management Pathway Sessions
*NEW for 2022* Succession Planning: Building Your Bench
Developed for practicing financial aid directors, this track will help attendees focus on succession planning strategies, including staff development, identifying leadership/management potential, equity and inclusivity in the managerial pipeline, and collaboration beyond the financial aid office to provide opportunity for professional growth.
Succession Planning Pathway Sessions
*NEW for 2022* FAAC Forum
Exclusive for currently active Certified Financial Aid Administrators, this inaugural FAAC Forum is designed to bring FAACs together to network and explore important issues facing the financial aid community. Programming will include Title IV administrative capability training, skills-development presentations, and community-building discussions, as well as thought-provoking sessions designed to help envision the future of the financial aid profession.
