Hosted in Conjunction with the National Association of State Charities Officials (NASCO)

Over the past few years colleges and universities have closed their doors due to declining enrollment, resulting in financial distress. The National Association of State Charity Officials has partnered with NAAG to address a host of issues this situation poses for charity regulators. 

Topics include:

• How should the closing college dispose of its restricted assets?
• How will the college ensure that enrolled students can complete their degrees?
• What happens to the endowment if a college goes into Chapter 7 bankruptcy?
• Should the college merge with a for-profit company?

Speakers

• Diane P. Cragg, Deputy Attorney General, California Attorney General’s Office
• Peggy Farber, Assistant Attorney General, Charities Bureau, New York Attorney General’s Office

Non-Attorney General Office Government Charity Regulators Registration

Continuing Legal Education (CLE)

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