2008 FEDERAL STUDENT AID AWARENESS SURVEY
Note: Will be administered to parents of high school students and high school students using computer-assisted telephone interviews. If more than one high school student in family questions will be asked to or will apply to oldest teenager who was in high school in the last year, if possible. Items or text in italics are not read to respondent. For all questions with instructions “probe; mark all that apply,” first response will be noted.
Introduction:
Screener
Intro1. HELLO, I'm calling for the U.S. Department of Education. My name is _____. We're conducting an important study on high school age students and their preparations for attending college. Your phone number has been randomly selected and I'd like to ask you a few questions. Your responses can help improve programs that make it possible for more people to go to college. The interview takes about 9 minutes and any information you give us will be confidential. Have I reached you at [Read number]?
01 Yes, continue to next question [Go to S1]
No Answer
Normal busy
Answering machine
06 No, Number is not the same [Go to X1]
07 Termination screen
08 Refused [GO TO Termination screen]
14 Continue in Spanish
(X1) Thank you very much, but I seem to have dialed the wrong number. It's possible that your number may be called at a later time. {TERM}
S1. Is this a private residence?
01 Yes, continue
02 No, non-residential [Go to X2]
99 Refused [GO TO Termination screen]
{If S1=2}
(X2) Thank you very much, but we are only interviewing private residences. Thank you for your time.
S2. Our study requires that we randomly select one person who lives in your household to be interviewed. How many children and adults, including yourself, are there in your household?
01__ Number of people in the household [Range=1-12]
99 Refused [Terminate]
S3. How many of these people are Adults, that is age 20 or older?
01 Enter response [Range=0-value in S2]
99 Refused [Terminate]
{CATI: Validate if S3 >3}
S4. How many of these people were teenagers in high school during the last school year? (September 2007 to June 2008)
01 Enter response [Range=0-value in S2]
99 Refused [Terminate]
[CATI: sum of S3 and S4 cannot exceed response value to S2]
**Keep information in dataset**[If there is at least one adult and one teenager in the household, continue. Otherwise, terminate call and code as no eligible household.]
Screener for Paired Interviews
[IF PARENT QUOTA IS FILLED, GO TO S10]
S5T. Our study requires that we interview parents and teenage children. We would like to randomly select one parent who lives in your household to be interviewed. After that interview is complete, we would also like to interview the oldest teenager in your household who was in high school last year. The interviews do not need to be conducted at the same time; we can make arrangements to call back and complete an interview with a child.
S5. How many of the adults in the household are parents or guardians for the teenagers living in the household?
01__ Number of parents/guardians in the household [Range=1-value in S3]
99 Refused [Terminate]
[CATI: Validate if S5>2]
[IF S5 >1]
S6. What is the name of the parent or guardian who had the most recent birthday?
01 RECORD FIRST NAME: __________
99 Refused [Terminate]
[IF S5=1]
S6a. Are you the parent or guardian?
Yes [GO TO PRESURVEY INTRO]
No [GO TO S8a]
Refused [Terminate]
S7. Are you {INSERT NAME FROM S6 if S6=1}?
01 Yes [Go to PRESURVEY INTRO]
02 No [Go to S8]
99 Refused [Terminate]
S8. May I speak with {INSERT NAME FROM S6 if S6=1}?
01 Yes, selected respondent coming
02 No, not here [Schedule a call back]
99 Refused [Terminate]
[IF S6a=02]
S8a. May I speak with the parent or guardian for the teenagers living in the household?
Yes, selected respondent coming
No, not here [Schedule a call back]
99 Refused [Terminate]
[IF S8=01 or S8a=01]
S9T. I'm calling for the U.S. Department of Education. My name is _____. We're conducting an important study on high school age students and their preparations for attending college. Your phone number has been randomly selected and I'd like to ask you a few questions. Your responses can help improve programs that make it possible for more people to go to college. Our study requires that we interview parents and teenage children. After your interview is complete, we would also like to interview the oldest teenager in your household who was in high school last year. The interview takes approximately 9 minutes and any information you or your teenager provides will be confidential. The interviews do not need to be conducted at the same time, we can make arrangement to call back and complete an interview.
Continue [Go straight into PRESURVEY INTRO
Request callback
99 Refused [Terminate]
Screener for Teen Only
S10. For this study we are interviewing teenage children. We would like to interview the oldest teenager in your household who attended high school in the past school year.
Am I currently speaking with a parent or guardian for the teenagers living in the household?
01 Yes [Go to S12]
02 No [Go to S11]
99 Refused [Terminate]
[IF S10=02]
S11. May I speak with a parent or guardian for the teenagers living in the household?
01 Yes, Parent coming
02 No, not here [Schedule a call back]
99 Refused [Terminate]
If S11=01, read]
S12T. I'm calling for the U.S. Department of Education. My name is _____. We're conducting an important study on high school age students and their preparations for attending college. Your phone number has been randomly selected and I'd like to ask your oldest teenager a few questions. Your teenager’s responses can help improve programs that make it possible for more people to go to college. The interview takes approximately 9 minutes and any information you or your teenager provides will be confidential. The interview does not need to be conducted at this time, we can make arrangement to call back and complete an interview.
S12. How old is your oldest teenager who attended high school in the past school year?
Enter age [Range=13-19]
99 Refused [Terminate]
{If oldest teenager is 18 or 19:}
S13. That is the person I would like to speak with. Is that person available?
01 Yes [go to KIDINTRO]
02 No [schedule callback]
99 Refused [Terminate]
{If oldest teenager is between 13 and 17:}
S14. Since your oldest teenager is between 13 and 17 years old, I need to ask for permission to interview him/her. May I have your permission to interview the teenager?
01 Yes
No, not here [schedule callback]
Refused [Terminate]
(KIDINTRO)
S15. [WHEN THE CHILD IS ON THE PHONE: READ IF NECESSARY: HELLO, I'm calling for the U.S. Department of Education. My name is _______. We're conducting an important study on high school age students and their preparations for attending college. I'd like to ask you some questions. Your responses can help improve programs that make it possible for more people to go to college.
01 Child available [Go straight into PRESURVEY INTRO]
02 Child not available, schedule a call back
99 Refused [Terminate]
(PRESURVEY INTRO)
S16T. I won't ask for your name, address or other personal information that can identify you. Your participation is by choice and you may decline to participate at all. You don't have to answer any question you don't want to, and you can end the interview at any time. The interview takes approximately 9 minutes and any information you give us will be confidential. The interview may be monitored for quality assurance purposes. If you have any questions about this survey, I will provide a telephone number for you to call to get more information about the study or your rights as a research participant. Would you like for me to give you those numbers now?
CALL CENTER 1-800 #: 1 800-778-3791
US Department of Education: Mary K Muncie 202-377-3202
Continue
Request callback
99 Refused [Terminate]
{PROGRAMMING NOTE: ALL QUESTIONS FOR ADULTS ARE LABELED WITH ‘P’. STUDENT QUESTIONS ARE LABLED WITH ‘S’.}
Let’s get started. First, I’d like to ask you some questions about going to college or some other type of school after high school.
Q1(P/S). Are you [if student]/Is your child [if parent] planning to go to college, trade or technical school after high school?
01 Yes
02 No
97 Unsure/haven’t decided
99 Refused
Q2(P/S). Now, think about paying for college, trade or technical school. Where would you go to find information about ways to pay for college? [Probe; mark all that apply.][MUL=14][DO NOT READ]
01 High school or guidance counselor
02 College/school financial aid office
03 Bookstore (e.g., Borders, Barnes & Noble)
04 Friends and colleagues
05 Family members
06 Specialists, advisors or HR personnel at work or in union
07 Library - look for books/articles/publications
08 Web site/Internet/computer/on line
09 U.S. Department of Education web site
10 U.S. Department of Education publications
11 College entrance publications (e.g. Peterson’s, College Board)
12 Magazines (e.g., US News and World Report)
13 College catalogues, materials, publications
14 Financial advisor/planner
15 Financial institution (banks, credit unions)
16 Other (specify):_____________________
17 Don’t need the information/Already know how to pay
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
[If Q2(P/S) =08 or 09, skip to Q4(P/S). Otherwise go directly to Q3(P/S)]
Q3(P/S). Have you ever looked for information about paying for college/school on the Internet?
01 Yes
No [GO to Q3A(P/S)]
Don’t know [skip to Q3A(P/S)]
99 Refused [skip to Q6(P/S)]
Q3A(P/S). Would you ever look for information about paying for college/school on the Internet?
01 Yes
No [skip to Q6(P/S)]
Don’t know [skip to Q6(P/S)]
99 Refused [skip to Q6(P/S)]
Q4(P/S).What search terms/words would you use or have you used on the Internet? [Probe; mark all that apply.][MUL=10] [DO NOT READ]
Financial aid
Scholarships
Grants
Student aid
Paying for/financing/funding for college/university/school
Loans, college loans, student loans
FAFSA or Free Application for Federal Student Aid
U.S. Department of Education
State Department of Education
Other (specify):___________
Tuition
Name of the college, university, or school
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q4a(P/S). Are there particular websites you {visited} would go to? [Probe; mark all that apply.] [MUL=11] [DO NOT READ]
01 The FAFSA or www.fafsa.ed.gov
02 Federal Student Aid orFederalStudentAid.ed.gov or StudentAid.ed.gov
03 FAFSA4caster.ed.gov
04 ed.gov or U.S. Department of Education
05 State organization or State Department of Education (specify):_________
06 Yahoo!, Google, AOL or other search engine
07 finaid.org
08 Sallie Mae
09 College Board
10 FAFSA.com
11 fastweb.com
12 mapping-your-future.org
13 knowhow2go.org
14 MyRichUncle.com
15 college.gov
16 Other (specify):______________
17 Financial institutions (banks, credit unions) website
18 Name of the college/university/school (financial aid office) website
97 Nothing in particular/would just look/don’t know
99 Refused
Q5a-c (P/S). Think about how much you trust information or advice on preparing and paying for college from different Internet sources. Some Internet sources of information are from private, for profit companies; these usually have a web address that ends in .com. Some are from non-profit organizations; these usually have a web site ending in .org. Finally, some are from government agencies; these usually have a web site ending in .gov. Using a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 is strongly disagree and 7 is strongly agree, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement:
Q5a (P/S). I trust the accuracy of the information or advice about paying for college/school provided by private companies with .com web sites. Would you say you:
1 Strongly Disagree
2 Disagree
3 Slightly Disagree
4 Neither Agree nor Disagree
5 Slightly Agree
6 Agree
7 Strongly Agree
97-Don’t know
99-Refused
Q5b (P/S).I trust in the accuracy of the information or advice about paying for college/school provided by non-profit organizations with .org web sites. Would you say you:
1 Strongly Disagree
2 Disagree
3 Slightly Disagree
4 Neither Agree nor Disagree
5 Slightly Agree
6 Agree
7 Strongly Agree
97-Don’t know
99-Refused
Q5c (P/S). I trust in the accuracy of the information or advice about paying for college/school provided by government agencies with .gov web sites.. Would you say you:
1 Strongly Disagree
2 Disagree
3 Slightly Disagree
4 Neither Agree nor Disagree
5 Slightly Agree
6 Agree
7 Strongly Agree
97-Don’t know
99-Refused
[If Q4a(P/S) =01, skip to Q7(P/S)]
Q6(P/S). Have you ever heard of the FAFSA? [Pronounce rather than spell out]
02 No [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
97 Don’t know [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
99. Refused [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
Q7(P/S). What is the FAFSA? [Single response] [DO NOT READ]
01 Application for government-sponsored student financial aid [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
02 Web site for student financial aid [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
03 Web site for college applications/advanced college credit [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
04 Free Application for Federal Student Aid [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
06 Process of determining eligibility for student financial aid [Skip to Q8(P/S)]
07 Government grants, loans, aid, scholarships, assistance programs[Proceed to Q7a(P/S)]
08 Other (specify):___________________________ [Proceed to Q7a(P/S)]
97 Don’t know [Proceed to Q7a(P/S)]
99 Refused [Proceed to Q7a(P/S)]
Q7a(P/S). Would you say the FAFSA is [Read list]
01 An application for government-sponsored student financial aid
02 A web site for student financial aid
03 A web site for college applications/advanced college credit
Don’t know
99 Refused
Q8(P/S). To the best of your knowledge, do you have to pay to file the FAFSA? [DO NOT READ]
01 Yes, have to pay
02 No, it’s free
03 No, but I chose to pay
04 It depends [no further clarification]
05 It depends on the amount of data I reveal
07 Other (specify):___________________________
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q9(P/S). Do you know of any Federal government agency that provides student financial aid for college, trade or technical school?
Yes
No [Skip to Q 10(P/S)]
Don’t know [Skip to Q 10(P/S)]
99 Refused [Skip to Q 10(P/S)]
[IF Q9(P/S)=”yes”]
Q9a(P/S). Which one(s)? [Probe for any others; mark all that apply.][MUL=7] [DO NOT READ]
01 Federal Student Aid/Office of Federal Student Aid [Skip to Q 10a(P/S)]
02 FSA [Skip to Q10a(P/S)]
03 U.S. Department of Education
04 State Department of Education
05 U.S. Armed services (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard, ROTC etc.) or Department of Defense
06 Veterans Administration
07 Other (specify):____________
08 Federal loan, grant, or program (Stafford, Perkins, Pell, Work Study)
09 State grant or scholarship program (Cal grant, hope scholarship, Bright Futures etc.)
10 Sallie Mae or guarantee agency
Don’t know
99 Refused
Q10(P/S). Have you ever heard of FSA or the Office of Federal Student Aid at the U.S. Department of Education?
02 No [Skip to Q14(P/S)]
Don’t know [Skip to Q14(P/S)]
99 Refused [Skip to Q14(P/S)]
Q10a(P/S). From what sources did you hear of FSA or the Office of Federal Student Aid at the U.S. Department of Education? Sources might include: media or things you’ve seen or heard; people you’ve talked to; and places you’ve gone to. [Probe; mark all that apply.][DO NOT READ]
TV
Radio
Print advertisement, poster or publication
Newspaper or magazine article
High school guidance counselor or teacher
College education advisor, counselor, admissions officer or recruiter
Friend or family member
College fair, workshop or event on applying for college or financial aid
07 Other (specify):_______
Q11(P/S). Do you know what FSA or the Office of Federal Student Aid at the U.S. Department of Education does? [Probe; mark all that apply.][MUL=8] [DO NOT READ]
01 Determines eligibility for loans
02 Determines eligibility for grants/Pell grants
03 Determines if I/we get financial aid or money for school/college or education after high school
04 Makes, provides loans
05 Gives grants, money, scholarships, aid
06 Encourages people to go to college/school, provides information on going to school/college or education after high school
07 Promotes access to higher education for all Americans, helps people better their lives/get better jobs through education, gives everyone a chance to go to college or other aspiring/motivating message
08 Other (specify):_______
No / Don’t know
99 Refused
Q12(P/S). The Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) uses a slogan in its publications and on its web site. Have you ever heard it?
01 Yes
02 No [skip to Q13(P/S)]
Don’t know [skip to Q13(P/S)]
99 Refused [skip to Q13(P/S)]
Q12a(P/S). What is it? [DO NOT READ]
02 Start here. Go further.
03 Other (specify):___________
Don’t know
99 Refused
Q13(P/S). Now I’m going to read you a few slogans. Tell me if you have heard any of them used by the Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA). [Present in random order] [Mark all that apply.]
A. We help put America through school [Do not read if mentioned in Q12a]
B. Start here, go further [Do not read if mentioned in Q12a]
C. Know how to go
D. College is possible
E. The most costly education is the one not begun
Yes
No
Don’t know
99 Refused
Q14(P/S). To what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement: Financial aid is available for education and training after high school for any American who needs it. Using a scale from 1 to 7 where 1 is strongly disagree and 7 is strongly agree, would you say you:
1 Strongly Disagree
2 Disagree
3 Slightly Disagree
4 Neither Agree nor Disagree
5 Slightly Agree
6 Agree
7 Strongly Agree
97-Don’t know
99-Refused
Q15(P/S). Many families need help paying for college, trade or technical school even after getting scholarships or grants. If families like yours need help paying for college, is it a good idea to take out a loan?
01 Yes [Skip to Q17(P/S)]
02 No
03 It depends/sometimes
97 Don’t know [Skip to Q17(P/S)]
99 Refused [Skip to Q17(P/S)]
Q16(P/S). Why do you think it might not be a good idea to take out a loan? [Probe for multiple responses] [MUL=7] [DO NOT READ]
01 Not able to get a loan/have bad credit
02 Not able to pay it back/don’t have enough money
03 Do not have a job to get a loan
04 May not have job after college/school
05 May not finish college/school
06 Interest rates are too high/interest makes it more expensive
07 Other (specify):___________
08 Financial burden, debt that might be difficult, take a long time to pay back
09 May not need it, should use other means (grants, scholarships, aid, savings)
Don’t know
99 Refused
Q17(P/S). Did you know that Federal student loans have lower interest rates than most other loans?
01 Yes
02 No
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q18PT. We’re almost finished. I’d just like to ask you a few background questions. First, I’m going to ask some questions about the last school year, that is, August 2007 through June 2008.
Q18(P/S). How many people in your household, if any, [if to parent say, including yourself] attended college, trade, or technical school during the last school year?
____ (enter number) [Range cannot exceed response to S2]
99 Refused
If Student interview continue, else go to Q19P]:
Q19S.What is the highest grade in school or level of education that your mother/female guardian completed?
01 Less than high school
02 High school graduate or GED
03 Some college
04 Community or Junior college degree
05 Tech or trade school
06 College degree
07 Some graduate school
08 Graduate or professional degree (MA, MS, PhD, JD, MD etc.)
09 NO MOTHER/FEMALE GUARDIAN [DO NOT READ]
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
[If S5>1 or If Q19S=09]
Q20S.What is the highest grade in school or level of education that your father/male guardian completed?
01 Less than high school
02 High school graduate or GED
03 Some college
04 Community or Junior college degree
05 Tech or trade school
06 College degree
07 Some graduate school
08 Graduate or professional degree (MA, MS, PhD, JD, MD etc.)
09 NO FATHER/MALE GUARDIAN [DO NOT READ]
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q20Sa. What grade in high school did you attend during the last school year?
9th grade/Freshman
10th grade/Sophomore
11th grade/Junior
12th grade/Senior
99 Refused
Q21S. Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin?
01 Yes
02 No
97 Don’t Know
99 Refused
Q22S. What is your race or ethnicity? [Read items 01-05. Multiple responses accepted.] [MUL=6]
01 White
02 Black or African-American
03 Asian
04 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
05 American Indian or Alaska Native
[Do not read items below.]
06 Other (specify):_____________
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
[IF Q23P=’BLANK’]
Q23AS. For 2007, would you say your family’s total household income from all sources before taxes was less than $35,000, or $35,000 or more?
01 Less than $35,000
02 $35,000 or more
97 Not sure
99 Refused
Q24S. [Interviewer: record gender]
MALE
FEMALE
Student Closing Statement: Thank you very much for your time. Those are all the questions we have for you today. Good-bye.
If Parents interview]:
Q19P.What is the highest grade in school or level of education you completed?
01 Less than high school
02 High school graduate or GED
03 Some college
04 Community or Junior college degree
05 Tech or trade school
06 College degree
07 Some graduate school
08 Graduate or professional degree (MA, MS, PhD, JD, MD etc.)
Don’t know
99 Refused
[IF S5>1]
Q20P.What is the highest grade in school or level of education the student’s other parent/guardian completed?
01 Less than high school
02 High school graduate or GED
03 Some college
04 Community or Junior college degree
05 Tech or trade school
06 College degree
07 Some graduate school
08 Graduate or professional degree (MA, MS, PhD, JD, MD etc.)
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q20Pa. What grade in high school did your oldest teenage child attend during the last school year?
9th grade/Freshman
10th grade/Sophomore
11th grade/Junior
12th grade/Senior
99 Refused
Q21P. Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin?
01 Yes
02 No
97 Don’t Know
99 Refused
Q22P. What is your race or ethnicity? [Read items 01-05. Multiple responses accepted.] [MUL=6]
01 White
02 Black or African-American
03 Asian
04 Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander
05 American Indian or Alaska Native
[Do not read items below.]
06 Other (specify):_____________
97 Don’t know
99 Refused
Q23P. For 2007, was your total household income from all sources before taxes were deducted?
01 Less than $15,000 [Skip to Q24P]
02 $15,000 to less than $35,000 [Skip to Q24P]
03 $35,000 to less than $45,000 [Skip to Q24P]
04 $45,000 to less than $60,000 [Skip to Q24P]
05 $60,000 to less than $75,000 [Skip to Q24P]
06 $75,000 to less than $100,000 [Skip to Q24P]
07 $100,000 or more [Skip to Q24P]
97 Not sure [Go to Q23PA]
99 Refused [Go to Q23PA]
Q23PA. For 2007, would you say your total household income from all sources before taxes was less than $35,000, or $35,000 or more?
01 Less than $35,000
02 $35,000 or more
97 Not sure
99 Refused
Q24P. [Interviewer: record gender]
MALE
02 FEMALE
[IF STUDENT QUOTA NOT FILLED CONTINUE, ELSE GO TO CLOSING STATEMENT]
Q24T. Thank you very much for your time. As I mentioned at the beginning of the survey, our study requires that we interview parents and teenage children. Now that we have completed the parent interview, we would like to ask the same series of questions to the oldest teenager in the household, who was in high school last year. The interviews do not need to be conducted at the same time; we can make arrangements to call back and complete an interview with your teenager later, but it would be convenient to complete that interview now. Can we go ahead with that interview now?
01 Continue
02 Request callback
99 Refused [Terminate]
Q25. How old is your oldest teenager who was in high school last year?
Enter age [Range=13-19]
99 Refused [Terminate]
{IF oldest teenager is 18 or 19:}
Q26. That is the person I would like to speak with. Is that person available?
01 Yes [go to KIDINTRO]
02 No [Schedule callback]
99 Refused [Terminate]
{If oldest teenager is between 13 and 17:}
Q27. Since your oldest teenager is younger than 18 years of age, I need to ask for permission to interview him/her. May I have your permission to interview the teenager?
01 Yes
02 No [Terminate]
Q28. (KIDINTRO) [WHEN THE CHILD IS ON THE PHONE: READ IF NECESSARY: HELLO, I'm calling for the U.S. Department of Education. My name is _______. We're gathering information on high school age students and their preparations for attending college, and I'd like to ask you some questions. Your responses can help improve programs that make it possible for more people to go to college.
01 Child available [Go to Q27T]
02 Child not available, schedule a call back
99 Refused [Terminate]
SQ28T. I won't ask for your name, address or other personal information that can identify you. Your participation is by choice and you may decline to participate at all. You don't have to answer any question you don't want to, and you can end the interview at any time. The interview takes approximately 9 minutes and any information you give us will be confidential. The interview may be monitored for quality assurance purposes. If you have any questions about this survey, I will provide a telephone number for you to call to get more information about the study or your rights as a research participant. Would you like for me to give you those numbers now?
CALL CENTER 1-800 #: 1 800-778-3791
US Department of Education: Mary K Muncie 202-377-3202
Continue [Go to Q1S]
Request callback
99 Refused [Terminate]
Paperwork Burden Statement
According to the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, no persons are required to respond to a collection of information unless such collection displays a valid OMB control number. The valid OMB control number for this information collection is 1845-0045. The time required to complete this information collection is estimated to average nine minutes per response, including the time to review instructions, search existing data resources, gather the data needed, and complete and review the information collection. If you have any comments concerning the accuracy of the time estimate(s) or suggestions for improving this form, please write to: U.S. Department of Education, Washington, D.C. 20202-4537. If you have comments or concerns regarding the status of your individual submission of this form, write directly to: Colleen McGinnis, Federal Student Aid, Borrower Services, U.S. Department of Education, 600 Independence Avenue, S.W., UCP 44E3, Washington, D.C. 20202-5302.
L+A/ORC
Macro….Federal Student Aid 2 Nov 07
| File Type | application/msword |
| File Title | FSA Awareness Survey |
| Author | Daniel.M.Geller |
| Last Modified By | DoED User |
| File Modified | 2008-12-01 |
| File Created | 2008-12-01 |