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The NASFAA office will be closed on Thursday, November 28, and Friday, November 29, for the Thanksgiving holiday. The NASFAA website and other online services will still be available, but NASFAA's Today's News will not be published and AskRegs and membership support will not be available until the office reopens on Monday, December 2. We're so thankful for all of our members and for all you do for your students and for the profession. The hard work and dedication of our task force members, working groups, committees, councils, and commissions who volunteer their time and talent are instrumental to advancing NASFAA's mission. Read what NASFAA staff are thankful for this year. We hope you have a wonderful holiday!

In a book titled "Restorative Resistance in Higher Education: Leading in an Era of Racial Awakening and Reckoning," author Richard J. Reddick's explores how we, as educators and administrators, can navigate challenges stemming from America's deep, complex history of racial tension, rigid gender norms, and discrimination against factors such as sexual orientation and disability, and how we can foster healthier, more inclusive environments for our students. In the following book review, Corinne Supernor deputy director of financial aid at Georgia Military College, shares her opinions of its content. What follows are her takeaways, thoughts, and reflections.

The FAAC® Forum at NASFAA’s 2025 Leadership & Legislative Conference & Expo is an exclusive pathway that will bring together Certified Financial Aid Administrators from across the country for a focused, in-depth exploration of complex issues in financial aid administration. It's a unique opportunity for FAACs to engage with fellow experts, discuss current challenges, and collaborate on solutions that shape the future of financial aid. FAACs are encouraged to explore the schedule and register today!

This e-book, "A Primer on Economics for Financial Aid Professionals," from Sandy Baum, will familiarize readers with basic economic concepts relevant to understanding college enrollment and financial aid. It also analyzes the need analysis system from an economic perspective, focusing on the equity and logic of the formula's components. This book is available for purchase via pdf or in an interactive e-Reader format through the RedShelf platform. You will have immediate access to the book upon purchase; no printed copy will be sent.

Please join us in congratulating Paula Bernal-Bromley on her new job. Celebrate your own career developments by completing the "Movers and Shakers" form to share the news with your colleagues.

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