Other Projects:
Working on reconciliation of state and federal funds received
Working on clean-up for students who were packaged and did not attend
Submission of the annual Fiscal Operations Report for 2014-15 and Application to Participate for 2016-17 (FISAP) – with FISAP edit corrections due December 15, 2015
Processing all withdrawn students for possible return to Title IV Aid programs
Reviewing new 2016-2017 federal aid processing requirements and updating all KSU Financial Aid publications with necessary changes
One Stop Shop will return to its original name, Student One Stop (SOS) Center, and purpose as defined in the Title III grant which funds the Center. The original purpose was for the SOS enrollment services model to represent an opportunity to provide friendlier, faster, easier, and more efficient services to students with enrollment services concerns. The SOS enrollment services model evolved out of the former Office of Enrollment Management's work to fully consider (1) the most central location and optimum characteristics for such a Center, (2) what frontline services should be provided, (3) the optimum staffing of the Center, (4) requisite training and cross training mechanisms, and (5) the peak times of student needs. The Student One Stop Center is transitioning back to an enrollment services model providing efficient services to students with enrollment concerns. All enrollment issues will be filtered through the Center and a Counselor. If the Counselor is unable to resolve the issues, it will be referred to the appropriate office. The Counselor will be responsible for ensuring the issue is resolved by the office to which the student was referred within 12 hours. The resolution confirmation step has already been implemented. Revisions to the process flow will be changed as needed.
Thursday, January 21, 2016 State of the University – Speaker: President Raymond M. Burse
Thursday, January 28, 2016 The KSU Culture and Thorobred Student Workers – Speaker: Christopher Cribbs, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs. The importance of learning, embracing, and exemplifying the KSU Creed and Alma Mater; student worker responsibilities,
The KSU Culture and Thorobred Student Workers – Speaker: Christopher Cribbs, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs. The importance of learning, embracing, and exemplifying the KSU Creed and Alma Mater; student worker responsibilities,
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