This year, we were pleased to take that to the next level. Each participant is responsible for covering their own travel, lodging, other meal costs, and incidental expenses. (repeated Tuesday at 11:15am), Empowering Students From Historically Minoritized Groups Through Financial Wellness Education, How the Financial Aid Office Can Solve the Enrollment Crisis, Leveraging Technology to Transform the Student Experience: Florida A&M Universitys Journey, Parents' View of College Search Process: Insights and Opportunities, Pell for Incarcerated Students: The Road to Implementation & Perspectives From the Field, Satisfactory Academic Progress and the LEAN Process, Spicing Up Your Graduate and Professional School Student Financial Literacy, Stop, Listen, and Learn: How One System Office Created a Culture of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, The Student Loan Servicing System Borrowers Need, Unopposed Innovation Hall Only Time - Break Sponsored by Ocelot (with FATV), Financial Literacy and Helping Students Achieve College Success, Forging Friendships Through Compliance: Connecting Financial Aid and Distance Learning Professionals, I'm New Here: Moving Into Your First Director Role, Minimize Staff Workload and Maximize Awarding with Improved Scholarship Management (repeated Monday at 4:15pm), Next Gen FSA: New Development to Support School Partners, Students, and Borrowers, Professional Judgment is K.I.N.D. Dr. Gilbert D Rogers and Ms. Jennifer Bell, Speakers: 2:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Mark your calendar and plan to join us July 11-14, 2022 for the NASFAA 2022 Virtual Conference. ET - Pre-Conference Diversity Session: How to Be an Inclusive Leader for Justice and Equity, Speaker: Dr. Artika Tyner, University of St. Thomas. Last Chance to Register for NASFAA Business Services Webinar: Why Your Financial Aid Office Needs an Operational Calendar. Lassandra Alexander Brice, Jean Rash and Dave Curran, Speakers: This session will teach participants how to create a Professional Development Plan (PDP), explore opportunities available to financial aid administrators, and provide guidance for getting started with succession planning. 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. For the last several years, NASFAA has offered a livestream option to allow members who couldn't attend the in-person national conference to participate in sessions virtually. In addition, two weeks after the in-person conference, NASFAA will offer a robust 100% online virtual conference that will consist entirely of unique sessions not offered at the 2022 in-person event. Session Handouts Registered attendees can view and download available session presentations. Join us (novices) as we review some common best practices that Kristin Hawley-Johnson and Heather Gaumer, Speakers: Mr. Daniel T Barkowitz, Craig Slaughter and Celena Tulloss, Speakers: Mr. Tracy P. Williams, Felipe Leal and Allan Wachendorfer, Speakers: Professional Judgment - What Would You Do? Pre-Conference NASFAA U Course - Consumer Information Speakers: Tonya Hsiung, David Downing and David Tolman . The NASFAA Policy Update will include the latest updates on what's happening in Washington related to student aid policy. Please note, the registration fee for 2022 has been reduced from prior years to account for the fact that lunches are not being provided. ET - Interest Session: Planning for Your Future: Professional Development and Succession Planning, Speaker: Vanessa Martineau, Western Governors University. This is the full schedule for the NASFAA 2022 virtual conference. We'll touch on successful initiatives involving collaboration, communication, and cohesion. Dr. Christina Marie Tangalakis, Cathy Sarabia, Dr. James Blackburn and Francisco Valines, Speakers: 3:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. If you experience any symptoms associated with COVID-19 leading up to or during the conference, or are required to quarantine according to CDC requirements for having been exposed to COVID-19, or have other coronavirus restrictions that will not allow you to attend the conference, you may complete the Cancellation Form and indicate so in the "Reason for Cancellation" field. Amy Glynn, Chris Chumley and Carlo Salerno, Speakers: NJASFAA Fall 2022 Conference Session Descriptions . Title IV of the Higher Education Act: A Compliance Seminar on Distance Education. Publication Date: 7/13/2022 Whether youre champing at the bit to be back, learning side-by-side with other aid administrators or not quite ready for a big, in-person event, NASFAA has an opportunity for you to connect with peers, teach, learn and share best practices in summer 2022. The State of Student Finances: Multiyear Comparisons and Pandemic Shifts, What Do Students Do When They Cant Pay for College? This session will combat the myth that students don't read, nor care about the communication from the financial aid office. For the cost of just $250, everyone on your NASFAA roster can participate, and have access to session recordings for one year. Completion of the session qualifies individuals to take the corresponding NASFAA Professional Credential Verification test. ET - Interest Session: Celebrating 10 Years of DACA While Awaiting Its Uncertain Future, Speaker: Angela Adams, Adams Immigration Law, LLC. ET to learn from the Blue Icon . Amy Cable, Scott Lapinski and Christine Saadi, Speakers: ET - Interest Session: Developing and Implementing a Strategic, Student-Friendly Compliance Initiative, Moderator: Jason Crowe, New York UniversitySpeakers: Becky Maxson, Cornell University; Gena Boling, Cornell University; and Lisa Clark, Cornell University. Mark your calendar and plan to join us July 11-14, 2022 for the NASFAA 2022 Virtual Conference. Dr. Kimberley Willis and Mr. Daniel T Barkowitz, Speakers: Jessica Hogan, Kathryn Kerensky and Richmond Reyes, Speakers: Once you note a replacement attendee, no cancellation fees will apply. The NASFAA National Conference will be held in person June 26-29, 2022 in Austin Texas. ET - Interest Session: FAFSA Simplification, 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. NASFAA Core Credentials: Packaging and Notification of Awards . ET - Opening Session Keynote Speaker: Post-Pandemic Higher Education Where are the Challenges and the Opportunities? Watch this short promo video to learn more about what you can expect. Financial aid administrators encountered unique challenges serving students across time and distance before the pandemic, and now also contend with even greater challenges. An opening reception with drinks and heavy hors d'oeuvres. Lauren Klink, Joselyn Diaz-Valdes and Katy Weisenburger, Speakers: Chad Olson, Dr. Angela Karlin and Mrs. Melissa Marie Van Meter, Speakers: 2022 during the 11:00 AM closing session of the Annual NYSFAAA Conference. Conference Fall Conference 2022 Wednesday, November 9, 10, 11, 2022 Tropicana Hotel and Casino, Atlantic City, NJ. Late Registration 04/09/22-05/01/22: Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos promises to deliver a truly unique and unforgettable experience. The 2022 Federal Student Aid Training Conference will be held Nov. 29-Dec. 2 and will be delivered virtually. Will the future of DACA be decided by the judicial, the legislative, or the executive branch, and what would that look like? Organizational Chart 2021-2022; Annual Reports. This session will explain the various aspects of verification and the documents required to complete the process. The NASFAA 2022 Virtual Conference , held July 11-14, 2022, will consist entirely of unique sessions not offered at the NASFAA 2022 in-person conference held two weeks prior and registration will be institutional rather than individual, so for one low cost . In addition, two weeks after the in-person conference, NASFAA will offer a robust 100% online virtual conference that will consist entirely of unique sessions not offered at the 2022 in-person event. The content consisted entirely of unique sessions not offered at the NASFAA 2022 in-person conference held two weeks prior in Austin, Texas. Emily Osborn, Scott Sponholtz, Melissa Toohey and Melet Leafgreen, Speakers: Location:Austin Convention Center in Austin, Texas A fully vaccinated event is the best way to ensure that we can hold an event in a mask-optional environment. The needs of online students differ from those of students who attend classes on campus, and the number of online students has grown exponentially in 2020. Dates:June 26 29, 2022, NASFAA 2022 National and Virtual Conferences: Two Distinct Learning Opportunities. Crystal DeLong, Heather Boutell, Jeff Bentley, Zita Barree and Karen Krause, Speakers: ET on June 3, 2022 you will be responsible for the full amount of the registration fees and will be billed. When you register for the conference, you are agreeing to comply with the following cancellation fee schedule: Please note: These fees apply to both "Pay Now" and "Pay Later" registrations. If you are symptomatic at the time of the event, or have been exposed to someone who has recently contracted COVID-19, please do not attend. Virtual training opportunities have grown leaps and bounds in the wake of the pandemic and NASFAA intends to build on that momentum to offer a brand-new, 100% online, virtual conference in 2022. Shannon L Muraco and Brenda Hicks, Speakers: 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Speaker Ready Room Open . ET June 3, 2022. The NASFAA 2022 National Conference will take place June 26-29, 2022 in Austin, Texas. You can enjoy three days of learning and networking with colleagues. Michelle A Lisec-Talarico, Speakers: Marvin Smith, Dr. Christina Marie Tangalakis and Karen McCarthy, Speakers: ET - Interest Session: How to Effectively Serve Online Students, Speakers: Sara Lambie, Indiana University; Portia Gilmore, Northwestern University; and Melissa Sersland, Northwestern University. Food trucks will be available as a convenience for participants and will be located inside of our exhibit hall. ET - Update on FAFSA Simplification from ED, Speakers: David Bartnicki, Cameron Washington, and Linnea Hengst, U.S. Department of Education. LeAndra Ross and Justin Zieman, Speakers: Come prepared with a list of your favorite songs to request and get ready to have some fun. Dr. Tyner's Leadership Framework for Action provides four stages of learning: As participants embark on a learning journey within each of these stages, they are making a commitment to serve as leaders who will make a difference in the world. Speakers: If you do not cancel, or complete the Change of Attendee Form to indicate who will attend in your place, by 5:00 p.m. To learn more about our presenters, select their names to read their bios. We encourage schools to register for both events since they will offer unique programming. Missed deadlines. Emily Osborn, Rachel Gentry and Mendy Schmerer, Speakers: Emily Osborn, Patti Kohler and David Tolman, Speakers: NASFAA is committed to providing a safe, productive and harassment-free environment at its conferences, training, board and committee meetings, and other NASFAA-sponsored events, Letter from NASFAA's Chair & President/CEO, accept a waiver of liability relating to COVID-19, Pre-Conference Session: Diversity Matters, Opening Session With Keynote Speaker David Epstein, Upcoming Regulations: Whats Happening and When, The Student Loan Servicing System Borrowers Need, FAFSA Simplification Implementation: How It's Going and How Schools are Involved, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Ensuring Student Success by Promoting Educational Excellence, The Bias in Funding Higher Education: How Obstacles Impact Students and What You Can Do, Affordability and Todays Middle-Income Families. 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (repeated Monday at 9:45am), Building Your Campus Compliance Community, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: Ensuring Student Success by Promoting Educational Excellence, FAFSA Simplification Implementation: How It's Going and How Schools are Involved, How to Engage Your Students Better Than TikTok, It's All Academic: Lessons From the Registrar's Office, R2T4 Changes for Modules and Best Practices for Implementation, Simplifying and Consolidating Your Financial Aid Website, The Bias in Funding Higher Education: How Obstacles Impact Students and What You Can Do, The DFA Survival Guide to the Great Resignation: Solutions to Ease Your Administrative Burden, Past Presidents and National Chairs Luncheon (by invitation only), FAFSA Simplification and Homeless Youth: Putting Practices in Place for the New Policies, Impacts of FAFSA Simplification on Need Analysis and Packaging Policies, Learn how Florida A&M & Rutgers universities are spending time on students, not process with Oracles financial aid solution, Student Financial Planning, No Cosigner No Problem! Dr. Anthony P. Jones, Dr. Thomas Chase Hagood and Ms. Lindsay Nelson, Speakers: Scroll down to read our policy on cancellation due to illness or potential COVID symptoms. ET - NASFAA U Authorized Event: Verification, Speakers: Tonya Hsiung, NASFAA, and David Downing, NASFAA. Each participant will develop the tools to reimagine one's self as an innovator, builder, and change agent. "So for that I want to say thank you." You can still register for the 2022 Virtual Conference through Friday, July 15. This session will cover the various legal challenges to DACA, past and present, as well as the current administration's efforts to codify DACA through the rulemaking process. We have worked with schools across the nation who are accredited by national and regional agencies such as: © 2022 Educational Advisors / ADA Compliance / Privacy Policy / Website by Big Rig Media LLC . Join NASFAA policy staff and financial aid administrators for a look at NASFAA's SAI Modeling Tool. Registration is now open for the 2022 WASFAA Conference on May 2-4, 2022 at the beautiful Park MGM Hotel in Las Vegas, Nevada. We will cover useful resources and information about financing college for DACA students and questions around the FAFSA, financial aid, and alternative funding sources. Tim Young and Chansone Durden, Speakers: Pre-Conference Sessions . Learn how staff at Indiana University Online and Northwestern University are collaborating across their institutions to establish multiple touchpoints throughout the student lifecycle and how they've adapted to serve a greater population of online students. Bill Ayers and Veronica Herrera, Speakers: Veronica Herrera and Bill Ayers, Speakers: Financial aid is a profession that demands continual learning and growth. We thank you for your dedication to helping prevent any potential spread and to keeping other conference attendees and staff safe. The crisis crystallized thinking about the importance of in-person interactions within a college setting, while shining a light on the uneven access to technology and how the non-academic side of students can affect their ability to be successful students. Nicholas W Prewett, Mr. Wayne Kruger, Francisco Valines, Mr. Daniel T Barkowitz and Celena Tulloss, Moderator: Upcoming Regulations: What's Happening and When? ET - Using NASFAA's SAI Modeling Tool to Anticipate Impact of Upcoming Pell and FM Changes on Your Campus, Speakers: Jill Desjean, NASFAA; JoEllen Renee Price, Houston Community College; Alex DeLonis, Wabash College. And How Schools Can Address Student Basic Needs, Confronting and Removing Bias in Financial Aid Practices, Affordability and Todays Middle-Income Families, Ensuring Compliance With Consumer Information Requirements, Federal, State, and Institutional Policy Implications from an Analysis of the HEERF Program, Leading Versus Managing There Is a Difference, Unleashing the Secret Power of Financial Aid Superheroes Using Student Financial Success, When your "Business" Impacts Your "Business" (repeated Monday at 11:45am), Executive Leadership Program Information and Listening Session, Top 10 Issues Impacting Financial Aid Administration. We'll review lessons learned, share how we secured resources for compliance development, and discuss our move to a culture of compliance. 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. The NASFAA 2022 National Conference will take place June 26-29, 2022 in Austin, Texas. (EASFAA) and National (NASFAA) Associations, which unifies us in our advocacy. A common complaint among financial aid staff is that students don't read the emails we send them. After a brief overview of the tool, financial aid administrators will share how they are using the tool on their campuses to plan for the Pell eligibility and Federal Methodology (FM) formula changes from the FAFSA Simplification Act that become effective in the 2024-25 award year. You will be issued a full refund. Verification ensures the accuracy of data used to establish eligibility for need-based federal student aid. Please note: this session will NOT be recorded. ET - Conference Entertainment: Felix & Fingers Dueling Pianos. 8:30 AM-12:00 PM. Talin Andonians, Kishan Zuber and Malinda Daniel, Speakers: ET - Interest Session: Estimating the Student Aid Index: Research From Iowa and Wisconsin, Moderator: Nicholas Hillman, University of Wisconsin-MadisonSpeakers: Helen Faith, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Chad Olson, Iowa State University; and Mark Wiederspan, Iowa College Aid, Join us for a data-driven and practice-oriented discussion about the Student Aid Index (SAI) and how, starting in award year 2024-25, it will replace the expected family contribution (EFC). Upon checking in on-site at the registration desk, attendees will be able to select a button to pin to their conference lanyard (red, yellow, or green) to indicate their comfort with socializing, with green indicating they are comfortable with normal contact and close conversations, yellow indicating their preference for minimal contact (think fist bumps versus hugs or handshakes), and red indicating their preference that other attendees maintain a distance of six-feet-away, as possible. While the COVID-19 pandemic made all postsecondary education challenging, this was especially so for community college students. Anthony Erwin and Tammy Harrison, Speakers: Attendees should be prepared to show proof of vaccination at the event. Mrs. Joan D Bailey and Heather Boutell, Speakers: ET - Interest Session: Myth Busted: Students Don't Read Their Emails, Speakers: Sarah Everitt, Gonzaga University, and Heather L. Rosinbum, University of Arizona. James Purcell and Brian Dixon, Speakers: Helen Faith, Nicholas Hillman, Elise Marifian, Rachelle Feldman and Cristi Millard, Speakers: 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Dr. Kruger will explore both potential barriers and new possibilities for the future of student affairs in this fast-paced interactive program. Join us for this session as we discuss how the Office of the University Registrar, the Office of Financial Aid, and the Office of Enrollment Compliance & Design joined forces to conquer compliance. (repeated Monday at 8:30am). Justin Draeger and Megan Walter, Moderators: There will be keynote addresses from U.S. Department of Education leadership, five general sessions, one foreign school session, 22 breakout sessions (covering the latest in financial aid policy, COVID-19 related impacts, and operational updates), and a one-day only Exhibit Hall . Developing Nimble Processes to Support Student (repeated Tuesday at 4:00pm), Promise Programs: Hopes, Dreams, and Mission Fulfillment, The Top 10 Financial Questions Your Graduate and Professional Students Are Asking And Why They Matter. 1:30 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. Registration Open . To ensure a safe and healthy environment for conference attendees, reduce the spread of COVID-19, forestall shifting guidance that could limit our ability to hold an in-person meeting, and be in compliance with all current and possible future federal and local requirements, all attendees at NASFAA's 2022 National Conference must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to attend. National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA), Accreditation and Compliance Basics & Beyond, Accreditation: Preparing for a Site Visit. Annual Report 2017-2018; Annual Report 2016-2017; Annual Report 2015-2016; . Participants should walk away with motivation, tools, and ideas to fuel their career growth and development! The Trellis Company Student Financial Wellness Survey was adapted to better capture the effect of the crisis on college students' financial wellness, including access to technology and effect of remote learning, and their ability to stay engaged with their school. Erin Mason, Carrie Fernandes and Dr. Shannon Venezia, Speakers: Gregory Rinderle and Howard Leslie, Speakers: Welcome Reception - Sponsored by CampusLogic, Inc. A Collaborative Approach to Data Sharing: Financial Aid, Development, and Academic Success Initiatives, Customer Service Isnt One Size Fits All. Mr. Travis Sturlaugson and Christine Isett, Speakers: She will provide a pathway for participants to effect change through reflecting on and grappling with unconscious and implicit biases, encouraging honest discussions, and taking action to change organizational behavior for the better. Download Handouts>> Event Photos Virtual training opportunities have grown leaps and bounds in the wake of the pandemic and NASFAA intended to build on that momentum. Pamela Lafleur and Brenda Burke, Speakers: NASFAA City Limits Live special event on Monday night. Justin Draeger and David Futrell, Speakers: Where: 100% virtual. Ron Dinwiddie and Steven England, Speakers: Dr. Anthony P. Jones, Alex DeLonis and Karen McCarthy, Moderator: Verification is the process used by the institution to check the accuracy of the information the student and, in the case of a dependent student, the student's parents, provided when applying for Title IV federal student aid via the FAFSA. Melanie Storey and Gregory Martin, Speakers: NASFAA 2022 - Austin We hope to see you next year in San Diego for NASFAA 2023! Rodney Oto and Tammie Durham Luis, Speakers: Lori Aiken, Betsy Burton-Strunk, Arnika Jackson and Robert Muhammad, Speakers: Ms. Jennifer Bell and Mr. Carlos Villarroel, Speakers: Cynthia Grunden, Ashleigh Ballard and Rocky Christensen, Speakers: Learn how some institutions adapted to this unprecedented challenge and what lessons can be drawn from the experience. Who Can Participate: As a thank you to NASFAA members for their continued support of our organization, NASFAA offered registration exclusively to institutions and organizations that are current NASFAA members. Alyssa Takatori, Karla Weber Wandel and Zachary Taylor, Speakers: (Verification Is NotPJ), Systemic Solutions to Improve Student Loan Repayment & Default, Trends in College Pricing and Student Aid, What Virtual Interactions Can Tell Us About Real-Life Student Behaviors, When your "Business" Impacts Your "Business" (repeated Tuesday at 4:00pm), Regional and State Presidents Luncheon (by invitation only), Lunch on Your Own & Visit the Innovation Hall, Conversation with Department of Education Under Secretary James Kvaal, Afternoon Break - Sponsored by Ocelot (with FATV), "I'm Just a Bill, and I'm Sitting Here on Capitol Hill": How a Bill Really Becomes a Law, A Problem of Fit: How the Complexity of College Pricing Hurts Students and Universities, An Overview of the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) and Temporary Expanded PSLF (TEPSLF) Programs, Lessons from the field: Bold approaches and thinking from ACHE & UT at Austin on improving FAFSA completion rates, Minimize Staff Workload and Maximize Awarding with Improved Scholarship Management (repeated Monday at 11:45am), Keynote Address by Federal Student Aid (FSA) Chief Operating Officer Richard Cordray, U.S. Department of Education Federal Update, Morning Break in Innovation Hall - Sponsored by Ocelot (with FATV), A Small Cog in a Giant Machine: Leading Financial Aid at a Graduate/Professional School at a Major University, Alert: There is no PAUSE in Consumer Credit! Requests for sign language interpreters should be emailed to [emailprotected] no later than April 22, 2022; requests for accommodations submitted after the deadline will be considered, but NASFAA may not be able to provide the requested accommodation due to lack of advance notice. Succession planning ensures that when it's time to take the next step, you've already set up your successor for success. Brad Barnett and Brent Tener, Speakers: Josephine R Cassar and Jennifer LaPratt, Speakers: All sessions, except the NASFAA U Authorized Event, will be recorded and made available post-conference for on-demand viewing to all roster members at registered institutions. 2022 NASFAA National Conference Sunday, June 26, 2022 . Lassandra Alexander Brice and Garth Carter, Speakers: Tune in live as sessions take place, or watch the on-demand versions of recorded live sessions, post-conference, as they become available. Compliance you can't do it alone! Karen McCarthy, Rachel Gentry and Rachelle Feldman, Speakers: Gail Holt, Kristi Jovell, Samantha Veeder and Brad Barnett, Speakers: Session proposals are being accepted now through October 31 for the NASFAA 2023 Conference in San Diego, CA. Barbara Duffield, Jillian Sitjar and Irene Sauceda, Speakers: But within these challenges are significant opportunities as well. The practice-oriented side shows how aid administrators are preparing for these changes and their effects on packaging strategies, budgets, other need-based aid programs, and its (un)intended consequences, 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. NASFAA 2022 Virtual Conference. Registration for this event is closed. The NASFAA National Conference will be held in person June 26-29, 2022 in Austin Texas. You can tune in live as keynote speakers Brent Tener of Vanderbilt University and Justin Draeger of NASFAA present a session on . The Policy Team will provide updates on student loan forgiveness, upcoming regulations, and NASFAA's policy work. Rosemary Martinez-Kepford, Speakers: Emily Osborn, Keyshia R Conner and Reyes Aguilar, Speakers: New & Inactive/Renewing 2022-23 Members with Institutional Pricing: $330 (which includes the $200 institutional pricing membership presented on the Conference Registration Form or on Member Services, plus $130 for one individual conference registration. All sessions, except the NASFAA U Authorized Event, will be recorded and made available post-conference for on-demand viewing to all roster members at registered institutions. 7:30 AM-5:30 PM. Access to session handouts for six months following the event. The data-driven side of this session shows how researchers simulated the SAI formula for the state of Iowa and the University of Wisconsin-Madison to see (a) how students' SAI differs from their EFC, and (b) how these differences will affect students' Pell Grant eligibility. Cynthia Grunden, Ashleigh Ballard and Melissa Hayne Loretto, Speakers: Mindy Eline, Mandy Sponholtz, Sarah B Everitt, Brandon McAnuff, Timothy Opgenorth and JoEllen Price, Speakers: . You may read below about additional safety measures we will be taking. Mr. Daniel T Barkowitz, Robert Collins and Dr. Randall L McCready, Pre-Conference NASFAA U Course - Consumer Information, First Time Attendees Kick-Off Networking Event & Dessert Reception, Pre-Conference Session: Diversity Matters, Opening Session with Keynote Speaker: David Epstein. Competence in these areas manifests in healthy workplace relations, peak optimized performance, positive morale, and the betterment of society. Keri Gilbert and Nathan Lohr, Speakers: Hosting a Successful and Engaging Virtual Meeting - Tips for the Novice & Pro, Alike . To learn more about our presenters, select their names to read their bios. 6:00 AM-4:00 PM. Phillip Levine, Miranda McCall and Mary Nucciarone, Speakers: What Virtual Interactions Can Tell Us About Real-Life . Dr. Devon L. Graves, Dr. Keyimani L Alford, Helen Faith, Silvia Marquez, Rachelle Feldman and Marvin Smith, Speakers:
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