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L iteracy T ool SALT Sue Becker Luke Kennedy Nadine Spence amp Holly Shahverdi Working in Partnership Rationale to develop to tool which is accessible and useful to students rather than reflect embedded discourse of staff Hulme amp Forshaw 2009. James M. Ritter, Ph.D.. Director, Enrollment Management & Student Services, . Kent State University at Trumbull. Have you heard this before?. When Bernie trailed behind me to my office after class looking crestfallen and slumped into the chair to study with some intensity the laces on his sneakers, I realized that a battle of epic proportion was being waged..  . I chose to attend college because. :.  . What . do you plan to do with your college degree after you graduate?. What kind of academic/personal concerns do you have about attending college. ?. Typically, it is much easier to achieve your goal when you know why you want to accomplish it. Progress (SAP). Kate Cobb . Program Coordinator – SAP. Student Financial Services. Washington State University. Learning Outcomes . Understand SAP rules and regulations. Understand the difference between the three . Myla Walter. &. Vicky Wall. Why do we monitor Satisfactory Academic Progress?. Federal/State Requirements. A student must maintain satisfactory academic progress in his or her course of study. The .  . I chose to attend college because. :.  . What . do you plan to do with your college degree after you graduate?. What kind of academic/personal concerns do you have about attending college. ?. Typically, it is much easier to achieve your goal when you know why you want to accomplish it. Training. What is Sap?. SAP Intro. Appeals Process. Appeal Situations. Federal Regulation §668.42(c)(2). Schools and Students have equal responsibility. Student – Maintains satisfactory progress in the enrolled program of study according to the schools published standards. Academic Progress. Keep Your Students on the . Path to Completion. What We’ll Talk About. Reason for the Presentation. Satisfactory Academic Progress definitions. Basic elements of a SAP Policy. Warnings, Appeals, Probations and Academic Plans. Champions of Financial Aid . - . 2017 ILASFAA Conference. Satisfactory Academic Progress –Managing the Components. Thursday April 6, 2017 3:15 . PM - 4:00 PM. Satisfactory Academic Progress . –Managing the Components. Does . your Policy make the Grade?. Presented by David Bartnicki. Federal Training Officer. david.bartnicki@ed.gov. ; 404-974-9312. 2. Failure . to develop a policy that meets minimum Title IV requirements. Sami Johnson, Student Success Programs. Samantha.r.Johnson@ndsu.edu. Casey Peterson, Student Success Programs . casey.Peterson@ndsu.edu. Mark Hanson, Institutional Research & Analysis. mark.g.hanson@ndsu.edu. Creating Student Success – One Student at a Time. Presented by:. Bernard J. Gantt – Dean of Academic Services. Octavio Melendez, Director – Academic Success Center (ASC). Benjamin Levine – ASC Success Coach. Measuring Academic Behaviors to Improve Student Performance GEAR UP Tennessee Kick-Off Nashville,TN , August 26, 2013 Dr. Glenn Beer Director of Learning Solutions Delivery ACT Learning Insights Team Page 1 of 2 Student IDLast name First namecademic programInstructions To ensure the class is applicable to the degree program students should identify course and school obtain coursedescription review College of medicine . Distance Non-Traditional Students: . The Other, Other, special Population . Contact Information: . johna@tamu.edu. 979-436-0626 . At the end of this presentation, you will be able to:.