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Preview a complimentary On-Demand Training to see how it works. Violence Goes to College: Detecting and Preventing Avenger Violence
Package Deal - Buy more trainings and save! (See Registration Information below.)
$1750 for your choice of 12 presentations (If purchased individually $3540) $1200 for your choice of 6 presentations (If purchased individually $1770)
$750 for your choice of 3 presentations (If purchased individually $885)
Students across the country are facing a rising dependence upon credit and escalating student loan debt to fund their educational goals without adequate knowledge, guidance, or education. Families, high schools, and degree programs do not address these issues and students often do not understand how to take control over their finances, and can fall victim to misinformation.
This webinar explores a financial literacy program based in student affairs that is effectively advancing the money management knowledge and expertise of students, and is supporting the education and retention of students by establishing a culture of financial empowerment and sustained student success throughout our campuses.
Objectives
Program participants will:
· Academic Affairs Administration
· Academic Advising
· Academic Support
· Administrative Leadership
· Admissions, Orientation and First year Programs
· Career Development
· Commuter Students and Adult Learners
· Financial Aid & Scholarships
· Graduate Students and New Professionals
· Greek Life
· Housing and Residence Life
· International Education
Who is the speaker?
Danielle Champagne is the Assistant Director of the Student Money Management Center at the University of North Texas. She currently oversees the Financial Success Programs that provide individual student financial consultations and the assessment creation and planning for the Center. Her educational background includes finance, economics, and student affairs and college administration. She is currently working on an MBA in Strategic Management at UNT. Her current research interests include first-generation and minority college student recruitment and retention, assessment of student learning and outcomes, and the impact of debt on college students and recent graduates.
6 presentations - 6ondemand
3 presentations - 3ondemand
Or you can register via fax by clicking on this form: Paper-based registration form
How does it work?
1. We email you a link and password that will give you access to the On-Demand Training presentations2. You distribute the link and password to your entire faculty and staff via email3. You will have access to these links indefinitely
What are the benefits of On-Demand Trainings?
How will we use these trainings?