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Real-Life Hero of Disney's "Invincible" Movie Helps Students Achieve Their Dreams of a Higher Education
The Sallie Mae Fund's Vince Papale—a Philadelphia native who inspired a new Walt Disney Pictures' movie about
beating the odds—will take his message to thousands of high school students this fall. ...(08/29/2006)
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Sallie Mae names Betty Davis Regional Sales Manager for Western Pennsylvania
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today named Betty L. Davis regional sales manager for Higher Education
Sales in Western Pennsylvania. ...(11/01/05)
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Sallie Mae announces expansion of Pennsylvania workforce
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today announced that it will add up to 150 new, high-paying information technology jobs
at its Wilkes-Barre, Pa., loan servicing center. ...(10/11/05)
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Sallie Mae names two regional account executives for eastern Pennsylvania
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today named Michael Fancher and Michael Taylor regional account executives for Eastern Pennsylvania.
...(10/10/05)
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Sallie Mae names Cindy De Lone to lead graduate and professional school efforts in Pennsylvania
Sallie Mae, the nation's leading provider of education funding, today announced that Cindy De Lone has been named account manager for the graduate and professional programs
division, serving schools in Pennsylvania. ...(9/21/05)
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Sallie Mae donates 1,000 copies of Paying-for-College Guide to Pennsylvania libraries and schools
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today announced that it will donate 1,000 copies of its new book, "How to Pay for College: A Practical Guide for
Families," to libraries, high schools, colleges and universities across Pennsylvania. ...(9/12/05)
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Sallie Mae announces the "Sallie Mae Wilkes-Barre College Internship Program"
Sallie Mae today announced the "Sallie Mae Wilkes-Barre College Internship Program," an opportunity for area college students to work for the nations No. 1 paying-for-college
company. ...(8/30/05)
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Letter from Sallie Mae CEO to PHEAA
Sallie Mae remains fully committed to ensuring the availability of the best education credit products and services to Pennsylvania schools and students and, if possible, to
working with your organization toward that end. ...(8/31/05)
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Sallie Mae names Jim Jackson manager of sales for eastern Pennsylvania
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today named Jim Jackson manager of sales for Eastern Pennsylvania. ...(6/7/05)
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Sallie Mae names Frank C. Hollister IV vice president of 'Sallie Mae Pennsylvania,' dedicated to serving colleges and universities in the commonwealth
Sallie Mae, the nation's No. 1 paying-for-college company, today announced that is has appointed Frank C. Hollister IV vice president of "Sallie Mae Pennsylvania." ...(5/4/05)
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The Sallie Mae Fund provides second year scholarship support to help Philadelphia students attend college.
The Sallie Mae Fund, a charitable organization sponsored by Sallie Mae, today announced the second year of its support for the CORE (College Opportunity Resources for Education)
Philly Scholarship Program. ...(2/15/05)
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Sallie Mae Statement on PHEAA Announcement
Sallie Mae today issued the following statement regarding PHEAA's annoucement: "We are pleased that PHEAA has begun to return some of the taxpayer money" ...(2/2/05)
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Sallie Mae Issues Statement on PHEAA Proposal
SLM Corporation, commonly known as Sallie Mae, learned yesterday that the PHEAA Board of Directors rejected its $1 billion offer to combine certain business operations with
PHEAA in Pennsylvania. ...(12/24/04)
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