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1 Building Student Success: Scholarships at CUNY
CUNY Financial Aid Professional Development Conference John Jay College of Criminal Justice, CUNY Friday, June 15, 2018

2 Presenters Julissa Contreras, Administrative Specialist for Scholarship Enterprises, York College Sasha De Silva, Scholarship Specialist, Macaulay Honors College Abdul Hashim, Manager of Financial Aid & Scholarships, Bronx Community College , Vice Chair-Elect, CUNY Scholarship Council Veronica Lukas, Executive Director of Student Financial Services, Queensborough Community College Ed Rhodes, Campaign Officer, Invest in CUNY Convener, CUNY Scholarship Council Michael Scaduto, Associate Director of Financial Aid & Scholarship Coordinator, John Jay College, Chair-Elect, CUNY Scholarship Council

3 CUNY Scholarship Council

4 A Brief Look Back… 2012: “Search” for Scholarship Officers
2012: Convening of Scholarship Taskforce : Monthly taskforce meetings 2016: Creation of CUNY Scholarship Council Michael

5 Current Topics from 2017/18 Scholarship Management Programs
Excelsior Scholarship FERPA/Access to FAFSA Data Protected Categories CUNYfirst/Item types Citizenship status and scholarship eligibility Scholarships vs. awards vs. stipends Julissa and Sasha

6 Partner Offices – We can’t do this alone
Financial Aid Advancement/Development/College Foundations/Donors Bursars Fiscal Management/Business Offices Enrollment Management/Admissions Academic Departments Central Office (OSFA, OUC) External Partners Abdul and Michael

7 Scholarship Statistics 2017
2,256 Scholarship Programs 897 Endowed Programs (39.8%) $17,886,504 in Annual Scholarship Disbursements 11,029 Students Receiving Scholarships Average Award: $1,621.71 Ed Rhodes

8 Scholarship Statistics 2017
Ed Rhodes

9 Scholarship Statistics 2017
Ed Rhodes

10 Scholarships at CUNY: Recipient Selection Process
Development/Advancement provides list of scholarships, criteria, and budget for the upcoming AY. Nominees identified via committees, departments, Admissions, etc. Scholarship Office reviews budget and updates website, application, and other materials, to solicit applications Lists of New and Continuing Scholarship Recipients Issued Financial Aid Office – Reviews Scholarship Recipient List and checks for over packaging Applicant Solicitation Scholarship Office confirms applicant eligibility Revised lists of recipients issued Julissa

11 Scholarships at CUNY: Awarding Process
Scholarship Office initiates awarding Awards posted in CUNYfirst as “anticipated aid” either manually or batch CRM ticket Scholarship Office notifies recipient(s) Check request(s) sent to Foundation/Business Offices Scholarship Office requests transfer of funds Funds are released for payment Sasha

12 Scholarships at CUNY: Disbursement Process
College Business/ Controller’s Office wires/sends money to CUNY Central (OUC) Scholarship recipient lists and transmittal FA/Scholarships review rejected awards OUC processes transfer and increases fiscal limits for scholarship items Bursars Office disburses awards Abdul

13 Scholarships at CUNY: Stewardship Process
Development/ Advancement updates scholarship inventory and works with students to steward donors Scholarships provides list of recipients to Development/ Advancement Scholarship successfully awarded Abdul

14 Scholarship Management Programs

15 Scholarships and Financial Aid

16 Scholarships and Financial Aid
COA/Budget “Need” vs. “Merit” Over-awarding Reducing Awards Posting Awards Transfer of Funds to OUC Disbursement Michael and Ronnie

17 Scholarships at CUNY Challenges: Awards vs. Scholarships CUNYfirst
Taxable vs Non-Taxable CUNYfirst Item types Coordinating the Activity of Multiple Divisions Fiscal Management Federal and State Compliance IRS Regulations Protected Categories Citizenship Status and Scholarship Eligibility

18 Identifying Best Practices
Partnerships with Financial Aid Offices Packaging and related challenges How can you help us to help you? Michael and Ronnie

19 Q & A Thank you!


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