Who Should Attend this Virtual Seminar?

This program will be of interest to college and university counsel advising the institution on compliance with federal reporting and disclosure requirements tied to the institution's participation in federal student financial aid programs. The presenters will assume registrants have some familiarity with the reporting and disclosure requirements enacted by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008. Campus administrators who may benefit from the program include academic administrators, student affairs, campus security and financial aid administrators. After reviewing the program schedule, members may wish to consider inviting these or other administrators on their campus to join them for the program.

Eligibility for Attendance

Attorneys and Other Administrators from NACUA Member Institutions
If you are an attorney or another administrator from a NACUA Member Institution or Associate Member Institution, or if you are an Associate Individual Member, you are eligible to register for this Virtual Seminar at the Member rate. After reviewing the program schedule, member attorneys are encouraged to invite their administrators on their campus to join them for this program.

Attorneys and Other Administrators from Non-Member Institutions
You must be an attorney or other administrator currently representing or employed by a non-profit or public, regionally accredited college or university to be eligible to attend this Virtual Seminar. Non-member attorneys and other administrators representing or employed by colleges or universities that are not NACUA member institutions must affirm that you meet NACUA’s commonality of interest requirements, which can be found here. NACUA may contact non-members directly to notify them about the status of their registration and to gather additional information, if necessary. NACUA reserves the right to cancel your registration for this Virtual Seminar if you do not meet the above requirements.