联邦学生援助办公室公布 2026 年 12 月培训会议注册信息：会议定于 12 月 14 日至 16 日举行
美国教育部联邦学生援助办公室（Federal Student Aid）10 月 22 日通过其知识中心发布电子公告（编号 GENERAL-26-67），公布 2026 年 12 月联邦学生援助培训会议的注册信息。这次年度培训会议定于 2026 年 12 月 14 日至 16 日举行，面向全美高校及助学金相关机构的工作人员。
联邦学生援助培训会议是教育部每年面向助学金从业人员的主要培训活动，内容围绕联邦学生援助项目的管理与操作，包括助学金申请处理、贷款发放与管理、合规要求以及相关系统工具的使用。各院校的助学金办公室人员通常借此会议了解下一学年的政策与流程变化。
同一时期，联邦学生援助办公室还发布了多项业务公告，包括 2026-27 学年 EDExpress 系统新版本（用于更新直接贷款的计算并修复软件问题），以及要求各机构在 12 月 31 日前完成主动确认、以维持访问联邦学生援助系统权限的通知。教育部表示，相关公告均可通过其知识中心查阅。
Federal Student Aid Posts Registration Information for December 2026 Training Conference: Event Set for December 14-16
The U.S. Department of Education's office of Federal Student Aid posted an electronic announcement (GENERAL-26-67) on October 22 through its Knowledge Center, releasing registration information for the December 2026 Federal Student Aid Training Conference. The annual training conference is scheduled for December 14-16, 2026, and is aimed at staff at colleges, universities, and student-aid organizations across the country.
The Federal Student Aid Training Conference is the Department's main annual training event for student-aid professionals. Its sessions cover the administration of the federal student aid programs, including application processing, loan origination and servicing, compliance requirements, and the systems and tools used to deliver aid. Financial aid office staff typically use the conference to learn about policy and process changes for the coming award year.
In the same period, Federal Student Aid issued several other operational announcements, including a new service release for the EDExpress for Windows 2026-27 software to update Direct Loan award calculations and resolve software issues, and a notice that institutions must complete active confirmation by December 31 to maintain access to Federal Student Aid systems. The Department said the announcements are available through its Knowledge Center.
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