The WFAA Listserv is available for use by WFAA members.
To post a message to the list, click the following link:
WfaaL
You will need your Username, Password and current membership.
Please read the following before proceeding.

New security features have been put in place to prevent the spread of viruses and spam.
Please take time to read about the new ListLock system.

• ListLock was developed as a result of thousands of requests from individuals and institutions whose servers and email were being bogged down by unsolicited spam and virus messages. Institutions have been forced to put stringent restrictions on incoming mail, including rejecting mail with any type of attachment. ListLock addresses those issues.
• All messages will be posted through the ListLock Submission interface, requiring your Username, Password and current membership.
• Only text messages will be distributed to the list, eliminating the problem of many institution's servers rejecting messages with attachments. Follow the simple instructions for complete the submission form.
• To share any files that would normally be included as an attachment, please complete step 2 (optional). Your .doc, .pdf, .rtf, .jpg or .txt file can be uploaded by browsing your computer and locating the file. A link to the uploaded file will be automatically included in your email message to the list. The uploaded file will be available for 10 days.
• When a person receives your message, they can click on the link to view the uploaded file, which can be saved on a person's computer by using their browser's "save as" option.
• Only messages posted through ListLock will be distributed to the listserv. For security, emails sent directly to the list or replies to the list will be automatically discarded.
• Please Note: The time until your message actually posts to the list is dependent on the number of messages in the queue on the server. At peak times there may be delays.
• If you need assistance, contact support@wfaa.org.

Listserv Policies:
The WFAA listserv discussion group has been established as a communication tool to allow for the timely exchange of information and problem resolution by WFAA members.

Topics of discussion might include: automation within the professional community, the use of professional judgment, interpretation and impact of federal regulations, and institutional policies and procedures. The posting of aid-related position vacancies is also permitted. Most topics associated with professional administration are fair game for discussion.

Certain discussion items are NOT appropriate for this discussion list. These include non-administrative related discussions and inappropriate private (personal) business matters. All marketing and advertising for individual businesses is prohibited. Questions regarding the use of this listserve should be directed to the Technology Chair with any further review to the Executive Board. Penalty for misuse of this service is at the discretion of the Technology Chair and the Executive Board.

Parents and students would best be served by directly contacting the administrators at the institution of their choice.