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No Data Left Behind: Federal Student Aid A Case History Holly Hyland, Federal Student Aid Lisa Elliott, Federal Student Aid Agenda Federal Student Aid Overview Data Strategy Initiative Enterprise Data Management Program Description of the End Game Lessons Learned DAMA Impact Questions Who We Are… The Higher Education Amendments of 1998 established Federal Student Aid as the federal government’s first Performance Based Organization (PBO) to modernize the delivery of the Department’s Title IV federal student aid programs. As specified in the authorizing legislation, the purposes of the PBO are to: Increase accountability Improve service to students and parents Integrate business processes and information systems Strengthen program integrity Reduce costs Who We Are… As a PBO, Congress grants Federal Student Aid certain limited managerial flexibilities over its human capital management, budget and procurement activities Our focus is on: Delivering world-class customer service Developing award-winning products and services that are of value to our customers Effectively managing the programs to ensure fair, effective and appropriate oversight, and service delivery at the lowest cost without sacrificing service levels or quality Our Mission… Our federal grant and loan programs represent the largest sources of student aid in the United States, annually providing approximately $74B to more than 11M students/parents, including nearly $13B in Pell Grants to the most needy students. We provide this aid through and with the nearly 10,000 program participants.  Our Critical Functions… Federal Student Aid is responsible for a range of critical functions that include, among others: Processing millions of student financial aid applications Disbursing billions of dollars in aid funds to students through schools Enforcing financial aid rules and regulations Partnering with schools, financial institutions and guaranty agencies to prevent fraud, waste and abuse Educating stu