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VASFAA Spring Conference 2012VASFAA Spring Conference 2012 Realigning Resources to Better Recruit and Retain a Diverse Student Body May 23rd, 2012 Norfolk, VA Presented by: Mike O’Grady, Financial Aid Services
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Definitions Non-Traditional First Generation Veterans Disabilities Other
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The New PipelineThe New Pipeline Source: Lumina Foundation Non-Hispanic white population will increase by 10.2 million by 2020 African-American population will increase by 9.5 million by 2020 Hispanic population will increase by 24.1 million 31.1 % 12.6 % 17.6 % % that have a college degree
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Perfect Storm Decreasing traditional college bound population Worst economy since the Depression Budget freezes on all levels One out of four homeowners is in a negative equity position or no equity position Filling seats from a new demographic
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Iceberg Cometh-No Global Warming in Higher Education Unknown Resources Known Resources Unknown FISAP Reported Certified Loans Home equity Savings/Stocks/410K’s Other Resources
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Traditional Recruitment Funnel award letter FAFSA Early Funnel Early Funnel Mid Funnel Mid Funnel Late Funnel Late Funnel Entering Class Entering Class PRE-FUNNELPRE-FUNNEL PRE-FUNNELPRE-FUNNEL Application trends affect conversions rates
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PIPELINEPIPELINE PIPELINEPIPELINE Recruitment Funnels and Filters Multifarious Momentums Early Funnel Early Funnel Mid Funnel Mid Funnel Late Funnel Late Funnel “Other” Early Funnel Early Funnel Mid Funnel Mid Funnel Late Funnel Multicultural Early Funnel Early Funnel Mid Funnel Mid Funnel Late Funnel Late Funnel Traditional Melt ENROLLEDENROLLED ENROLLEDENROLLED GRADUATEGRADUATE GRADUATEGRADUATE
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Retention Funnel ADMITTEDADMITTED ADMITTEDADMITTED Recruiting students that don’t matriculate is extremely expensive and is a “lose-lose” proposition. GRADUATESGRADUATES GRADUATESGRADUATES ALUMNIALUMNI ALUMNIALUMNI Freshmen Sophomores JuniorsSeniors
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Students are terribly misinformed about their future debt obligations and income potential. Institutional default rate management is most effective when schools still have control over their students post-graduate plans. The future of delinquency management is going to be pre-emptive. Managing Default RatesManaging Default Rates
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Model of Communication SenderEncoder Decoder Receiver
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Secret Sauce- Leveraging TechnologySecret Sauce- Leveraging Technology Transfer work-load to where interpersonal skills are needed Reduce rote tasks 24/7 Institution can become bilingual Consistent brand management Mitigates budget cuts Go Green Use analytics as your GPS for default management
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“The Medium is the Message”…“The Medium is the Message”… Marshal McLuhan E-Mail Facebook My Space Twitter Net Price Calculator Snail Mail Direct Mail Phone Internet Campus Visits
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Staying AfloatStaying Afloat Diversify your staff - age, sex, and ethnicity Technology, Technology, Technology Leverage resources from the Department of Ed Benchmark with your peers constantly Acquire cross-cultural training
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Staying AfloatStaying Afloat Get a new hat rack—you will be wearing many hats Set your sights on moving up the food chain You are the admissions office and student affairs Co-source or outsource routine tasks America’s core competency depends on you
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College “Culture Shock” & Veteran’s PTSD/I Awareness Introduced by 1954 by Kalvervo Oberg Normally a student blames his or her “financial aid” as the reason for leaving school. Difficulty in assimilating to new culture and environment Anxiety, disorientation, uncertainty, confusion Phases: Honeymoon Phase-Negotiation Phase--Adjustment Phase (things become “normal”)-Reverse Culture Shock
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One in five veterans will experience re-entry issues or possibly PTSD/I Approximately 200,000 women served in Afghanistan and Iraq 23% to 33% of women veterans report experiencing “MST” of which 42% will acquire PTSD
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Re-entry issues for veterans often result in alcohol abuse, drug abuse, family or marital problems or suicide Symptoms of PTSD may include anger and irritability, “spacey stare,” short attention span, confusion, trouble sleeping, and “self-medicating.” What is your SAP policy regarding PTSD?
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Internal Champions/Task ForceInternal Champions/Task Force Admissions Financial Aid Financial Aid Multicultural Affairs Multicultural Affairs Veterans Affairs Student Accounts Student Accounts Psychological Services Psychological Services
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