About TASFAA

TASFAA Mission Statement

The Texas Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (TASFAA) advances student access to higher education by providing professional development for its diverse members, advocating for informed public policies, and facilitating forums on financial aid topics.

TASFAA Vision Statement

TASFAA will serve as an exemplar for promoting student access and success in higher education while also providing excellent professional development opportunities for its members.

TASFAA Diversity and Inclusiveness Statement

TASFAA is firmly committed to fostering a warm, open environment for Financial Aid Professionals, as our membership is comprised of many intersecting identities that make us unique individuals. We strive to eliminate discrimination including, but not limited to: race, color, ethnicity, national origin, gender, gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, age or veteran status. Additionally, we embrace the cultural, political, social class and religious affiliations of our members, as those differences allow us to best serve the vastly diverse student community in the State of Texas.

Established in 1967, TASFAA serves multiple roles including:

  • Encouraging students to pursue higher education.

  • Promoting student financial aid programs in the post-secondary institutions of the state.

  • Facilitating communication, activities, services and professional development among constituencies involved in student financial aid administration in the state.

  • Inspiring professional competencies in the field of student financial aid administration.

  • Motivating innovation and creativity in the financial aid field to span all cohorts.

Encourage, Promote, Facilitate, Inspire, Motivate

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