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Finally, "Higher Education Liaisons for Students Experiencing Homelessness: Role Preparation and Professional Development Needs" This #ResearchBrief surveyed liaisons to gauge their understanding in student #homelessness.

Fifth, "Money Matters: Factors Associated with Receipt of Financial Aid Among Youth Who have Experienced Foster Care" This piece looks at outcomes related to people formerly in #FosterCare when selected #FinAid packages are provide.

Fourth, "Talk Debt to Me: An Applied Linguistics Approach to Exploring College Student Preferences for Student Loan Debt Letters" This study examines the type of communications and language that different student groups prefer in the #MPN for #FinAid.

Third, "Constructing a clear definition of neotraditional students and illuminating their financial aid, academic, and non-academic experiences and outcomes in the 21st century" This piece helps us better understand who modern #students are - and provides us a new definition!

Second, "Indebted to My Education: Examining College Graduates’ Perceptions of Student Loan Repayment" This #qualitative piece asks borrowers about the information they have while engaging in the #studentloandebt repayment system.

First, "The Impact of Work-Study Participation on the Career Readiness of Undergraduates" Maybe #FederalWorkStudy should be examined not JUST as #FinAid but also #CareerDevelopment!

Hey all, @Dcollier74 here! We just dropped a new issue of JSFA and I am here to highlight the 6(!) new pieces!

A friendly reminder that proposals for our special issue focused on finance and financial aid and postsecondary education in prison are due March 31!

We're excited to be seeking proposals for a special issue focused on the intersection of postsecondary education programs in prison and student financial aid! Proposals are due March 31! More information here: bit.ly/3XRn1Xy

Welcome @willzahran to the 2023 Rising Scholars Editorial Board! Will is a PhD student at @UNC and we're excited for him to join our team! Welcome, Will!

We are excited that Liz Rainey has joined our Rising Scholars Editorial Board. Liz is Assistant Provost of Student Success at @Loyola_NOLA. Welcome, Liz!

Welcome @Rylie_Martin_ to our Rising Scholars Editorial Board! Rylie serves as Assistant Director @C2Initiative and we're very excited for her to join our team!

We are pleased to welcome @AlbertoGuzAlv to the 2023 Rising Scholars Editorial Board! Alberto is a PhD candidate at @PittTweet - welcome to the team, Alberto!

Today is the deadline to apply to serve on our Rising Scholars Editorial Board - get those applications in! dropbox.com/s/scr5er2d2xgozb…

Applications to join our Rising Scholars Editorial Board are due tomorrow!

The deadline to apply to join our Rising Scholar Editorial Board is October 21! The Rising Scholars board provides mentorship for doctoral students and early-career professionals who want to learn more about manuscript review and publication. More info: bit.ly/3CC0WCZ

A reminder that we're seeking new Rising Scholar Editorial Board members - applications are due Oct. 21!

We're seeking new Rising Scholar Editorial Board members! This editorial board provides mentorship for doctoral students and early-career professionals who want to learn more about manuscript review and publication. Applications due Oct. 21! For more info: bit.ly/3SOgJp2

A practice brief in our latest issue on finance and financial aid in international higher education, written by Amy Leap and colleagues, provides a key example of collaboration between offices of financial aid and international education. Check it out! ir.library.louisville.edu/js…

In our latest special issue on finance and financial aid in international higher education, Colleen Marchwick explores net tuition and fees for international students at regional, public institutions in Minnesota and Wisconsin. You can read more here: ir.library.louisville.edu/js…