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Insights on Scholarship Administration: RMASFAA Annual Conference Panel Discussion

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Join leading experts Deborah Brewer, James Broscheit, Peg Mason, Brent Tener, and Chris George as they delve into the multifaceted world of scholarship administration during the RMASFAA Annual Conference. This session explores scholarship organization, funding sources, selection criteria, and the differences in award types for various student populations. Gain valuable insights into institutional aid strategies, partnerships with private foundations, and effective communication about scholarship opportunities for students. Don't miss this chance to enhance your understanding of scholarship dynamics!

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  1. Scholarship Administration2012 RMASFAA Annual Conference

  2. Presenters • Debbie Brewer – Johnson County Community College • James Broscheit – University of Colorado-Denver • Peg Mason – Colorado School of Mines • Brent Tener – Vanderbilt University • Chris George – University of Denver

  3. Scholarship Overview • How is the scholarship office/personnel organized? • Need or Merit based awards? • Who selects recipients? • Sources of scholarship funds? • Gift & Endowed • Discount (unfunded) • Differences between populations? • Class Standing • Undergraduate/Graduate

  4. Johnson County Community College • Debbie Brewer – Accounting Supervisor • 2 year Public • Tuition & Fees • $2,250 In-district • $2,700 In-state • $5,190 Out-of-state • Enrollment • 21,020 Undergraduate • Institutional Aid to First-year Students • $300,000

  5. University of Colorado-Denver • James Broscheit– Director of Financial Aid • 4 year Public • Tuition & Fees • $ 7,213 In-state • $20,126 Out-of-state • Enrollment • 12,675 Undergraduate • 9,821 Graduate • Institutional Aid to First-year Students • $1.5 Million

  6. Colorado School of Mines • Peg Mason – Assistant Director • 4 year Public • Tuition & Fees • $13,425 In-state • $27,855 Out-of-state • Enrollment • 3,947 Undergraduate • 1,577 Graduate • Institutional Aid to First-year Students • $3.2 Million

  7. Vanderbilt University • Brent Tener, Assoc Director of Student Financial Aid & Director of Undergraduate Scholarships • 4 year Private • Tuition & Fees • $39,930 • Enrollment • 6,817 Undergraduate • 6,019 Graduate • Institutional Aid to First-year Students • $33.4 Million

  8. University of Denver • Chris George – Asst. Vice Chancellor for Enrollment & Director of Financial Aid • 4 year Private • Tuition & Fees • $36,501 • Enrollment • 5,453 Undergraduate • 6,344 Graduate • Institutional Aid to First-year Students • $17.8 Million

  9. Scholarships • How do you strategically use institutional aid? • Do you have any partnerships with private scholarship foundations to help achieve enrollment goals? • How are private scholarships handled? • How do you inform students about scholarship opportunities? • Do you require applications? • Available resources for students about institutional scholarships? • Relationship with Admission staff? • Who oversees the scholarship funds?

  10. Private Scholarships • Tips for Students (Fastweb.com) • Search and apply as soon as possible • Answer all optional questions • Apply to every scholarship for which you are eligible • Meet deadlines • Tailor application to sponsor’s goals • Clean up your online profile • Proofread your essay and application • Don’t pay money to get money

  11. Private Scholarships • High Quality Free Search Sites • Fastweb • Bigfuture • Scholarships.com • My College Dollars (Facebook App) • Other sources • High School, College & University Websites/Offices • Coupon section of the Sunday newspaper • Books (no more than 2 years old)

  12. Thank you