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85% of college students get money from filing the FAFSA.
Educational Advisors from the Northern Arizona College Resource Center will help you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and answer all your questions. No need to register, just stop in during the times listed below.
Location: Flagstaff Public Library – East Side Branch
3000 N 4th Street
Flagstaff, 86004
For more information contact the NACRC at 928.523.1803 or email nacrc@nau.edu
85% of college students get money from filing the FAFSA.
Educational Advisors from the Northern Arizona College Resource Center will help you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and answer all your questions. No need to register, just stop in during the times listed below.
Location: Flagstaff Public Library – Jan Romero Stevens Community Room
300 West Aspen Avenue
Downtown Flagstaff
For more information contact the NACRC at 928.523.1803 or email nacrc@nau.edu
85% of college students get money from filing the FAFSA.
Educational Advisors from the Northern Arizona College Resource Center will help you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and answer all your questions. No need to register, just stop in during the times listed below.
Location: Flagstaff Public Library – East Side
3000 North 4th Street
Flagstaff, 86004
For more information contact the NACRC at 928.523.1803 or email nacrc@nau.edu
85% of college students get money from filing the FAFSA.
Educational Advisors from the Northern Arizona College Resource Center will help you complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) form and answer all your questions. No need to register, just stop in during the times listed below.
Location: Flagstaff Public Library – Jan Romero Stevens Community Room
300 West Aspen Avenue
Downtown Flagstaff
For more information contact the NACRC at 928.523.1803 or email nacrc@nau.edu
Last year, Florida students left behind over $100 million in Pell Grants because they did not complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To put it in perspective that would have been enough money to cover a year’s worth of tuition and fees for 30,000 students at a Florida College System institution.
A key to driving FAFSA completion in Florida has been collective, community-supported efforts to reach more students and families. Join Amy Bolick, FCAN’s Community Engagement and Programs Manager, on Tuesday, September 18 to learn how you can help your community implement similar strategies. Amy will be joined by Doug Griesenauer, Senior Manager of Data and Outcomes at United Way Suncoast, and Jessica Manchette, Senior Director of Program Initiatives at Champions for Learning.
Doug will discuss the leadership role United Way has taken in recruiting, training, and deploying FAFSA volunteers for the Suncoast region of Florida, in partnership with LEAP Tampa Bay. He will also discuss United Way’s strategy of cross-training Volunteers in Tax Assistance (VITA) volunteers on FAFSA completion.
Jessica brings over a decade of financial aid experience and will discuss her work with Champions for Learning, Future Ready Collier, and FutureMakers Coalition to align community partners — including nonprofits, foundations, high schools, and postsecondary institutions — to promote FAFSA completion. Jessica will also discuss upcoming changes to FAFSA, including a new mobile app, and strategies for taking advantage of these resources.
Join us in person: RSVP to Paul Kulpinski – 928.773.9813
Register to attend the webinar by yourself: https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3037860860695840001?source=FCAN+Email
June 8, 2018
11:30 AM to 1:00 PM (lunch included)
Murdoch Community Center: 203 E Brannen Ave, Flagstaff, AZ 86001
Panelists Dr. Brent Neilson, Superintendent of CAVIAT JTED and Janea Byrne, Internship Coordinator for NAU Career Development will discuss the potential and pitfalls of work-based learning throughout a student’s career.
This event is FREE, but please register here.
