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2002 Press Releases

Statement of U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige on the Death of Greg Woods
Secretary Paige released a statement on the death of Greg Woods, former chief operating officer of the department's Federal ... (Nov 22, 2002)
Paige Outlines New International Education Priorities
This page announces plans to bolster education partnerships, honor teachers who contribute to international education efforts ... (Nov 20, 2002)
Education Department Cuts Federal Red Tape in Higher Education
The U.S. Department of Education today published final regulations that eliminate or change burdensome or unnecessary federal student ... (Nov 01, 2002)
Student Loan Defaults Remain at Historic Lows
The Secretary announced that the national student loan default rate remained at a historically low level—5.9 percent for FY 2000. (Sep 12, 2002)
Paige Appoints Terri Shaw to Lead Federal Student Aid Office
Press Release in which Secretary Paige announces the appointment of Terri Shaw to Lead Federal Student Aid Office. (Aug 28, 2002)
Manning To Serve As Acting Chief of Student Aid Office
U.S. Deputy Secretary of Education William D. Hansen announced today the appointment of James Manning as acting chief operating officer ... (Aug 14, 2002)
Kristie Hansen Selected as New Head of Student Aid Financial Partners
In today's Press Release U.S. Deputy Education Secretary William D. Hansen today announced that Kristie Hansen has been selected to serve ... (Jun 11, 2002)
Woods Resigns as Chief Operating Officer of Federal Student Aid
Paige today announced the resignation of Greg Woods, the top officer of the department's Federal Student Aid (FSA) office, effective Sept. 30. (May 16, 2002)
Deputy Secretary Hansen Highlights President Bush's Strong Support for Higher Education
Press Release in which Deputy Secretary Hansen Highlights President Bush's Strong Support for Higher Education, ... (May 09, 2002)
Andrade Named Deputy Assistant Secretary for Office of Postsecondary Education
U.S. Education Secretary Rod Paige today announced that Jeffrey R. Andrade has been sworn in as deputy assistant secretary for the ... (May 07, 2002)
Students Now Can Apply for Federal Student Aid for 2002-2003 School Year
Estimated 9.4 billion in federal grants, loans and work-study funds available for postsecondary study (Jan 09, 2002)
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