Forum 2004
In Remembering the Past, Imagining the Future, leaders in the field of financial aid, Andre Bell, Michael McPherson, Youlonda Copeland-Morgan, and Dallas Martin, discussed the importance of need-based aid in connecting students to college success.
Forum 2005 Call for Proposals
Lead a session at Forum 2005 in New York City, October 29 to November 1. Send in a session or workshop proposal.
Deadline: April 4, 2005
Download and print the Call for Proposals (.pdf/124k).
Online submission available soon.
Forum 2004 Highlights
More than 2,100 educators participated in Forum 2004, which was held at the Hyatt Regency Chicago from October 30 to November 1. Attendees came from high schools, colleges, and universities across the nation and represented a wide range of institutions: large and small; public and private; urban, suburban, and rural. For three, tightly-packed days, they convened to discuss important educational issues, enhance their professional knowledge, and network with peers. This year's conference underscored the need for access to higher education and rigor in preparation for all students. Special activities and sessions were also held in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the College Scholarship Service (CSS). Read a full recap of Forum 2004
Harvard University President Larry Summers Delivers Keynote Address at Annual College Board Forum
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About the Forum
The College Board's Forum is an annual gathering of education professionals from across many areas of responsibility, from presidents and principals to faculty and financial aid officers, and from superintendents and researchers to counseling and admissions professionals. Attendees come from secondary schools, colleges, and universities across the nation and globe. The many perspectives represented at Forum create a rich learning environment for all those committed to education.
