ILASFAA: 2014 Doing More With Less Presented by: Tina Baskin Director of College Aid.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Or Why Your Client Service Staff are the Most Important Members of Your Team.
Advertisements

Culture and Leadership
Y2.U3.3 Controlling Labor Costs. Questions How do labor costs affect cost control? What factors effect labor cost? How is effective scheduling achieved?
Manager Performance Evaluation
Copyright 2001, Christine Abela, M.Ed. & Thomas Renfro TIME-MANAGEMENT ~ For College Students ~
Objectives  Why customer service is important  How to best utilize your team for effective customer service.
Amy Blakemore, MoPTA Technology Chair Andrea Battaglia, MoPTA PR Chair Super strategies to benefit any Unit/Council Fantastic Fundraising.
1 CUSTOMER SERVICE. 2 Benefits of Great Customer Service Critical to any successful business Productive Happy Employees Reputation & Decor Increased Patronage.
Midwest Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Steve Queisser, Vice President, Edamerica/Edfinancial & Mike Nylund, Director of Financial.
Benefits of Cross Training RMACRAO 2013 Thursday, July 18 3:15 – 4:15 PM.
Slide 1 Linking corporate communication to business goals: the planning process Michelle Archard Senior Consultant CommOut
Introduction Are you constantly at war with your assignment deadlines?
Developing an Effective Call Center within the Financial Aid Office Texas Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators Fall 2010 Conference.
Academy Governance “key responsibilities for academy governors” Emma Swann Education Solicitor.
Policy? Guidance? Standard Operating Procedure? Tips on how to achieve compliance with minimum red tape Carolyn Bargoot, Associate Director Post-Award.
Using effective display (and sales) techniques to increase your success here at the SMART Show We know shows are a big investment of time and money… Let’s.
Track B: Sales, Marketing & Business Development Workshop B-2: Customer Service: It’s About More Than Just Answering the Phone.
3R’s: Research, Retention and Repayment Predicting the Future by Understanding Current and Past Students.
Chapter 3 Manage Your Time. Self-Management “It’s 7:30 am., I am late for class, and I can’t find my keys. It always seems like there’s too little time.
Involving the Whole Organization in Creating or Restructuring a Volunteer Program Louise DeIasi DeCava Consulting.
Central Piedmont Community College Internal Audit.
Providing Stellar Service Sally Schmall, MSW, SPHR Organizational Development Manager.
Insights from a Former Federal Auditor Briget Biernat Jans Director of Financial Aid Compliance DePaul University.
Welcome! Please join us via teleconference: Phone: Code:
FoodPro® in… Panel Discussion Moderator Fuller Ming, University of Maryland Panelist Doug Vanderpoel, Mount Holyoke College Dave Meder, Penn State University.
Gerry Giffin Helping Organizations Manage Change Change Management Skills.
Participate in a Team to Achieve Organizational Goal
~ For College Students ~
STORES DISTRIBUTION CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS DIVISIONAL OVERVIEW.
Session 15 Self-Evaluation Tools to Jump Start and Sustain Your Cycle Of Compliance and Institutional Effectiveness Michael D. Cagle School Outreach Division,
The Role of the RCN Learning Representative South West Region Learning Representative Committee.
Southeastern Illinois Regional Planning & Development Commission Julie Patera Executive Director 230 W. Poplar Street, Harrisburg, IL ph
Learning Objectives To know the alternative NON financial reward packages To evaluate the alternative NON financial reward packages Evaluate how non financial.
1 Apply Yourself! Week Three Admission Requirements and Applications.
Belly to Belly Create Relationships to Create Referrals.
Time Management If you cannot manage yourself for effectiveness, you cannot expect to manage others” (Peter Drucker).
Self Management Project MGT 494 Lecture-2 1. Recap The development of self-management skills is one of management best practices for those people who.
Aligning Organizational Goals and Operations Strategy Oct , 2002.
Corvelle Drives Concepts to Completion EPAP Compliance Guidance.
Universal Design of Student Services Applying Universal Design to Student Services Departments on Campus.
NYSFAA Customer Service Presentation Ithaca College Student Financial Services Lisa Hoskey NYSFAA Customer Service Presentation Ithaca College Student.
Building Your Study Skills. Five tips for making the most out of studying: 1.Identify the time(s) of day when studying is the most effective, then schedule.
Yeah but.. What do I do? Software Leadership Dan Fleck 2007.
Soap Operas Lesson 2. Lesson Objectives By the end of this lesson pupils will have: Learnt about the main difference between acting for the stage and.
Lessons in Open Access Compliance for Higher Education (LOCH) Open Access and the Next REF: Planning Workshop
Lessons in Open Access Compliance for Higher Education (LOCH) Jisc Open Access Good Practice Pathfinder Project
Survey of IACUC Administrative Staff. Survey Results 2005 – 132 Respondents 2012 – 63 Respondents.
A Professional Development Series from the CDC’s Division of Population Health School Health Branch Professional Development 101: The Basics – Part 1.
Federal Reviews: What to Expect Laura Lawrence Lavonne Juhl.
The Secret to Success (Really!) Performance Management Beth Burbage Vice President, Organizational Development Silverado Senior Living.
Balanced Scorecard The University of Texas at El Paso Division of the Vice President for Business Affairs.
Human Resource Management 1 Performance Management Process.
MANAGING YOUR TIME AND THE TIME OF OTHERS
Surviving a Program Review
Part III – Gathering Data
Training “New” Financial Aid Administrators
Project Management Tips
Transitioning Effectively
Time management Working on time management is important for all college students – regardless of where you are in your college career. Choose a strategy.
One Stop Shop Solutions
Senior leadership – issues and best practices
Customer Service in Financial Aid
Week ___ ✓ Team Member Category Task Donor Engagement
Week ___ ✓ Team Member Category Task Donor Engagement
MANAGING YOUR TIME AND THE TIME OF OTHERS
Week ___ ✓ Team Member Category Task Donor Engagement
Presentation to - Management Team Javier Garza, HRM B-02
Week ___ ✓ Team Member Category Task Donor Engagement
The Office of the Registrar One-Stop Service Center, University Contact Center, & Graduation Help Desk Jessica Collins.
Presentation transcript:

ILASFAA: 2014 Doing More With Less Presented by: Tina Baskin Director of College Aid

2014 AGENDA  What is Successful  Set Realistic Goals  Analyze Workload  Utilize Current Resources  Identify Strategy

2014 QUESTION If you had the resources to get anything you wanted, what would you do to make your current office successful?

2014  Great Customer Service  Short Processing Times  Clean Audits  Short Waiting Times  Satisfying Senior Leadership at your Institution What defines a successful office?

2014  Compliance  Customer Service The Keys to a Successful Office

2014  Analyze  Utilize ANALYZE

2014 ANALYZE  Determine Work Volume  How many staff members do you have that can contribute to the work volume  How many students receive financial aid at your institution (i.e. 6,000 students)  Calls, s, and walk-in’s  When is volume high (what time of day and what time of year)  How many calls, s, and walk-ins

2014 ANALYZE  Determine reasonable time spans for completing tasks  How soon will you respond to s and voic s  Acceptable wait times on the phone and walk-ins  Turn around times for processing files

2014 ANALYZE  Determine reasonable time spans for completing tasks  How soon will you respond to s and voic s  Acceptable wait times on the phone and walk-ins  Turn around times for processing files

2014 ANALYZE  Evaluate staffing compared to the workload  Do you have enough staff members to respond to students in the amount of time that you expect?

2014 SO WHAT DO YOU DO WITH THE DATA YOU’VE GATHERED?  Utilize what you do have  Organize  Training  Quality Assurance

2014 UTILIZE  Organize and determine who’s going to do what  How many staff members will you have to answer calls, s and see students  How many staff members do you need to ensure a week processing time (i.e. verification file)  Who will perform Quality Assurance to ensure compliance.

2014 UTILIZE  Organizational Structures  Open Ended  Everyone does everything  Team structure  Customer Service Team  Processing Team  Staff members are functional on either team

2014 UTILIZE  Customer Service and Processing  Select staff members only do customer service  Select staff members only process files  Staff members are not cross trained

2014 UTILIZE  Training  Make time to train staff  One of the best ways to utilize resources is to utilize all staff members  Cross training  There is flexibility with cross training  Makes it easier to function during turnover

2014 UTILIZE  Quality Assurance  Create a process to review the work that you have completed  Helps to identify areas where training is needed  Helps to identify areas where staff excel  Helps to identify if additional resources are needed  Ensures compliance

2014 UTILIZE  Quality Assurance  Create a process to review the work that you have completed  Helps to identify areas where training is needed  Helps to identify areas where staff excel  Helps to identify if additional resources are needed  Ensures compliance

2014 PICK A STRATGEY  Tips  Big schools with high volumes usually benefit from organizing in teams that are also cross trained  Make training a priority! What’s the best way to eat an elephant? One bite at a time. The more staff that are trained the smaller the elephant gets

2014 PICK A STRATGEY  Small schools really need to analyze volume  Don’t fall into the trap of letting a select few do everything.  Try not to silo processes

2014 QUESTIONS