Becoming a Student-Ready Campus for Students Experiencing Financial Insecurity

Becoming a Student-Ready Campus for Students Experiencing Financial Insecurity

Seminole State, Heart of Florida United Way, NASPA / April 5, 2019

At the 2019 Association of Non-Traditional Students in Higher Education conference, April 5, 2019, information was shared about how institutions can become student-ready, with regard to students experiencing financial insecurity. Jan Lloyd Lesley from Seminole State College, Keren Rohena from Heart of Florida United Way, and Amy Geist from NASPA presented this session.

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