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Title: DEFAULT AVERSION INITIATIVES Part 1 Peer Financial Counseling Program


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DEFAULT AVERSION INITIATIVES - Part 1Peer
Financial Counseling Program
  • Beth Keifer
  • Post-secondary Education Assistance Corporation
  • Amy Pilcher
  • National Endowment for Financial Education High
    School Financial Planning Program
  • Manju Tanwar
  • University of Georgia
  • Student Coordinator for Peer Financial Counseling
    Program

2
Idea for PFC
  • Need for financial education on college campuses
  • University wide exposure for FACS and HACE
  • Utilize Cooperative Extension resources
  • Great experience for undergraduates peer-to-peer

3
PFC Mission
  • To educate college students about the basics of
    personal finance.
  • PFC accomplishes its mission by using volunteers
    from the university to disseminate timely and
    important information about personal finance
    education.
  • Goal To reduce student loan default rates and
    raise student awareness of personal finance.

4
Program Start Up
  • MIOCB on Coopexs Web site (publication, lesson
    guide, ppt)
  • GSFC brought dollars and expansion

5
Cooperative Effort
  • FACS Cooperative Extension
  • HACE
  • GSFC
  • OSFA
  • Equifax
  • CCCS

6
Student Committee Members
  • Program Development and Implementation by
  • HACE
  • Marketing
  • Research / Evaluation

7
Lesson Development
  • MIOCB Cooperative Extension
  • Savings Investing Coopex
  • Credit Debt Equifax
  • Financial Aid OSFA

8
Lesson Contents
  • Publication
  • Power Point presentation
  • Lesson Guide
  • Handouts
  • Case Studies
  • Evaluation

9
STRENGTHS OF THE PROGRAM
  • Strong grass roots base
  • Lots of enthusiasm from the student volunteers
  • Strong knowledge about the topics
  • Easy to related to the intended audience

10
WEAKNESSES OF THE PROGRAM
  • Poor communication with/between leaders
  • No clear timeline
  • Difficult to keep the momentum going
  • high turnover from semester to semester
  • other commitments

11
WHAT WOULD DO DIFFERENTLY
  • Outline time frame and expectations from the
    start
  • Know the budget from the start

12
WHAT NOW
  • Training manual with graphic design people
  • Website being reviewed
  • Brochures printed
  • Training later this semester
  • Statewide launch Fall 2001

13
SUGGESTIONS FOR FUTURE PROGRAMS
  • Find a department at university that teaches
    financial management
  • Utilize cooperative extension resources
  • Customize statistics to your state or university

14
SUGGESTIONS CONTINUED
  • Find advisor that has time as well as interest in
    the program
  • If have more than one advisor have clear
    definitions for what each is responsible for
  • Utilized other groups interested in students and
    debt management

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Who wants to be a Southern-aire?
Question 2
In Gainesville, Georgia it is illegal to eat this
food with a fork.
A
C
Peaches
Road Kill
D
B
Chicken
Turkey
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