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With the Advancing the Profession Task Force beginning its work last month, chair Samantha Veeder, FAAC^®, spoke with NASFAA about the task force’s upcoming plans. The purpose of the Advancing the Profession Task Force is to create a toolkit that financial aid directors can use within their offices to ensure they have a seat at the institutional decision-making level.

In 2021-22, even in the face of significant change and challenge, the nation's financial aid administrators did what they do best: opened doors to educational opportunity and helped students attain their long-held dreams. As you worked incredibly long hours last year, NASFAA worked alongside you, helping interpret conflicting and changing guidance on Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund (HEERF) grants, providing ongoing webinars and up-to-the-minute information on late-breaking regulatory guidance, and sharing best practices from other offices through Today's News articles and our “Off The Cuff” podcast. Take a look at NASFAA Now, our annual impact report, for more on these and other efforts and accomplishments.

NASFAA’s “Off The Cuff” team will be returning next week with the latest higher education and regulatory news coming from the Department of Education (ED), with insight from our AskRegs experts! In the meantime, join our podcast community for a space to discuss, connect, and learn with fellow "Off The Cuff" enthusiasts. Join the community by filling out the interest form, and be on the lookout for further instructions from NASFAA staff.

There is no better way to start the new year than tackling your policies and procedures manual. Blue Icon Advisors is launching a group coaching experience in January that will provide practical advice on identifying, evaluating, developing, and maintaining your P&Ps. Registration closes January 6, 2023. Secure your spot today!

NASFAA's Board of Directors is here to represent you and is seeking your input. Please email any questions or comments you might have directly to a member of the NASFAA Board by clicking on their name on our Board Member Bios page. Questions or feedback may pertain to NASFAA products and services, membership benefits, policy/advocacy issues, or any other topic you would like to bring before the Board. The Board will compile and discuss at the December 5-6 2022 Board meeting in Scottsdale, AZ. We welcome your insight.

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