Submitted by Emily Haynam, Assistant Director
of Compliance, The Ohio State University, co-chair of the MASFAA Communications
and Electronic Initiatives Committee, and MASFAA Delegate-at-Large
Hello
MASFAA! I hope your 2019 year has started out well and everyone is enjoying the
recent announcement of changes to the verification requirements… can we just
say, wooohooo!!!!
I’m today
excited to announce the first live MASFAA webinar will be held on Monday,
January 28 from 3:00pm-4:00pm ET (2pm-3pm CT). The first webinar topic “This Is
MASFAA” will be presented by MASFAA President Marvin Smith (from IUPUI) and
MASFAA Membership Chair Matthew Kearney (from Southeast Missouri State). Marvin
and Matthew will be talking about the value of MASFAA membership and
opportunities for involvement.
Speaking
of opportunities for MASFAA involvement, we need the membership to “step up”
and submit conference ideas by the end of January. Conference program co-chairs
Betsy Johnson (from Bowling Green) and Susan Teerink (from Marquette) are
planning for the MASFAA Annual Conference in Chicago, IL from October 6-9,
2019.
The theme
for our 2019 Conference is Champions of Tomorrow and we’re looking
forward to being in a great city while helping develop champions of tomorrow in
all of you and also learning about ways to make our students champions as they
strive to reach their goals. However, to ensure we bring you a fantastic
lineup of sessions and keynote speakers, we need your help!
The
Conference Program Committee is seeking session proposals NOW, so please take a
moment and think of ways in which you can contribute to our conference.
We invite you to submit interest session proposals now through January 31,
2019 for consideration.
Please visit https://goo.gl/forms/71ff3xQ2HZbhhpxJ3 to complete your session proposal. One thing to note - please do not use this form to submit your Business Solutions sessions. We'll be collecting those separately in conjunction with Chad Olson, Chair of the Donor Development Committee.
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