Sandy Baum
Senior Policy Analyst
The College Board

Ann S. Coles
Senior Advisor
College Access Programs
TERI

Inger Giuffrida
Director
Assets Alliance

Tim Christensen
Consultant
College Access and Success

Patricia McDonough
Professor
University of California,
Los Angeles

Arnold Mitchem
President
Council for Opportunity in Education

Kimberly Pate
Vice President, Strategic Partnerships & Business Dev.
CFED

Leslie Parrish
Senior Researcher
Center for Responsible Lending

Jill Wohlford
Senior Knowledge Mgmt & Program Officer
Lumina Foundation for Education

Woody Widrow
Executive Director
RAISE Texas

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Welcome IDA and education practitioners to the IDA-PAYS resource page! If you are interested in offering IDAs this section will provide you with information about IDAs and how to apply for an education IDAs. If you already offer IDAs this section will give you new considerations for program design and education partnerships when offering education IDAs and provide you with resources for financial and asset-specific education.
 

What is an IDA?

Why should I offer an education IDA?

I want to offer an education IDA!

I got the grant, now what?


What is an IDA?
FAQ1 – 10 Frequently Asked Questions about IDAs - USC, CHEPA
FAQ2 – More in-depth question about IDAs

Education IDA Overview (PowerPoint)

Volume VI, Issue II spring 2007 CHEPA Newsletter on IDAs (The Navigator)
 

Other organization’s resources :Powerpoints and FAQs on IDAs




Why should I offer an education IDA?
 Why should I offer an Education IDA and how can I do it successfully?
 Why should a Postsecondary Institution consider partnering to offer an Individual  Development Account (IDA)?
 Why is education important for your future and how can education IDAs help you reach  your educational goals?
 Other organization’s resources: Facts about the benefits of college and education IDA success stories

 

I want to offer an Education IDA!
 How to apply for an IDA?
 Strategies for IDA practitioners to create partnerships with Postsecondary Institutions
 New strategies in Delivering Education IDAs: Re-thinking Program Design
 Who’s Who in Postsecondary Institutions?
 examples of partnerships
Powerpoints to use in your conversations with your organization/institution when considering your program design:
Other organization’s resources: resources on program design, marketing education IDAs to postsecondary institutions and to students, examples of MOUs, guides to funding IDA programs, and IDA program locators and grant application information

 

I got the grant, now what?
 Education Asset Resources for IDA practitioners
 Financial education resources for youth and adults
 Other organization’s resources : Financial education and asset-specific education for low-income youth and adult students

 







 

 

 

 

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