Danielle Champagne

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  www.dentonrc.com/sharedcontent/dws/drc/education/higher - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 12/10/2007    Last Visited: 12/10/2007  

  Danielle Champagne, assistant director of the Student Money Management Center at the University of North Texas, was named Outstanding New Professional by the Texas Asso,cia,tion of College and University Personnel Administrators on Nov. 5 at the Marriott Quorum Hotel in Addison.
  
  Champagne received her bachelor's degree at UNT in finance and business economics and completed a master of education degree at UNT in August.She has been part of the Student Money Management Center staff for two years.Prior to that, she held several graduate assistant positions in UNT's Division of Student Development, the Center for Student Rights and Respon,si,bilities and the Learning Center.

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  Published on: 8/10/2007    Last Visited: 8/6/2009  

  Danielle Champagne, Assistant Director, Student Money Management Center, University of North Texas;
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  Danielle Champagne

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  www.innovativeeducators.org/retention_p/987.htm - [Cached Version]
  Last Visited: 3/16/2009  

  ~ Danielle Champagne (Webinar Presenter)
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  Danielle Champagne is the Assistant Director of the Student Money Management Center at the University of North Texas. She currently oversees the Financial Success Programs that provide individual student financial consultations and the assessment creation and planning for the Center. Her educational background includes finance, economics, and student affairs and college administration. She is currently working on an MBA in Strategic Management at UNT. Her current research interests include first-generation and minority college student recruitment and retention, assessment of student learning and outcomes, and the impact of debt on college students and recent graduates.

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  2008 TG Financial Literacy Counseling Symposium - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/8/2008    Last Visited: 1/2/2009  

  Danielle Champagne, Assistant Director of the University of North Texas' In the Green program Moderated by Rett Anderton, Default Aversion Counselor, TG
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  Improving a successful financial literacy program Facilitated by Dottie Durband and Danielle Champagne

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  2008 TG Financial Literacy Counseling Symposium - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/27/2008    Last Visited: 5/21/2009  

  Dr. Dottie Durband, the director of Texas Tech University's "Red to Black" program, and Danielle Champagne, assistant director of the University of North Texas' "In the Green" program, will share their expertise and experience with launching successful campus-wide financial literacy initiatives.

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  2008 TG Financial Literacy Counseling Symposium - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/27/2008    Last Visited: 1/2/2009  

  Dr. Dottie Durband, the director of Texas Tech University's "Red to Black" program, and Danielle Champagne, assistant director of the University of North Texas' "In the Green" program, will share their expertise and experience with launching successful campus-wide financial literacy initiatives.

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  Durham Academy ~ Health and Wellness - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/22/2007    Last Visited: 10/24/2009  

  Expert Presenters: Danielle Champagne, Assistant Director, Student Money Management Center, University of North Texas; Paul Goebel, Director, Student Money Management Center, University of North Texas; David Mumaugh, Meadows Center for Health Resources, University of North Texas; John E.T. Taylor, Wealth Advisor, First Allied Securities, Greenville Financial Group, LLC

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  NASPA | NUFP Current Mentors - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/18/2008    Last Visited: 10/17/2009  

  Danielle Champagne, champagne@unt.edu

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  North Texas Daily - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 7/21/2006    Last Visited: 7/21/2006  

  Some of the common problems include budgeting, financial aid and debt consolidation, according to Plano graduate student Danielle Champagne.She has been working as assistant director at the center for three months now and she is passionate about helping students with their finances. Champagne said that she would like to see more students taking an active role in their personal finances.She said she would like a culture shift so that students will be able to "be functional, successful people who aren't hindered by outstanding debts and problems." "It's really wonderful to be a part of such a new program where our options are limitless," Champagne said. She explained that a program like the Money Management Center is unusual.Though much of the center's basic organization was based on a program at Texas Tech University called "Red to Black."While "Red to Black" is similar to the Money Management Center in that it also offers financial assistance to students, Champagne said the Money Management Center is customized to fit the diverse needs of NT students. "We really have been effective in dealing with those needs," she said.
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  Champagne is also chair of NT's Student Investment Group.The group is funded through outside individuals who provide money for students to invest.She said the group allows students to put the theories from their finance classes into practice.She has been involved in the group since 2003. She said students of all majors and classifications can join the group.For more information, contact her at champagne@unt.edu. Currently, Champagne is developing an Internet site for the Money Management Center.The center will offer news articles about finances, financial calculators, packets of information and sample budgets through the Web site.Champagne said the site is free to students, just like the other services the center offers.She said the site should be up this semester. Champagne is in charge of developing workshops for the center, including "Money Management and More."The workshops will focus on specific topics, such as credit scores and reports, making a budget, graduation and beyond and the cost of living for students who live off-campus. Another workshop involves a partnership between the Money Management Center and the Study Abroad program.Champagne said she will be speaking at the workshop which will educate students about the Study Abroad program, as well as all the aspects of traveling abroad in general. Champagne has personal experience with the Study Abroad program.In August 2005, she went to Europe for her capstone course in business policy.Champagne said she enjoyed the experience of being overseas and it was an experience that she thinks all college students should take advantage of. She said advertising on campus for the center is a major part of her job.She has speaking engagements across campus.She talks to orientation leaders, housing peer advisers and resident advisers to help spread the word about the Money Management Center.

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  North Texas Daily - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/6/2006    Last Visited: 6/17/2006  

  While Goebel and Danielle Champagne, assistant director of the center, see the negative effects of increased interest rates like early consolidation, they agree that there are positives, and interest rates on student loans are still reasonable and more lenient compared to personal loans.
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  Goebel and Champagne said that with raised rates students and parents would be more likely to research and find the best options for aid, creating more of a reliance on grants and scholarships than loans.
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  Champagne and Goebel agree that the best way to fight interest rates is for students and parents to be pro-active, not only through pre-planning but by voicing their opinion and letting their congressmen know their concerns.

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