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Advancing Financial Education Teacher Capacity via Bank Collaboration

October 7, 2026
3:00 PM-4:30 PM CT
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is hosting a webinar for Iowa financial education teachers outlining innovative, technology-driven financial education and student economic inclusion. This event will showcase the Money Smart for Young Adults curriculum and explore strategic partnerships between schools and financial institutions. Attendees will receive practical resources to implement experiential learning, enabling students to open bank accounts, access credit reports, prepare taxes, and develop entrepreneurial skills essential for long-term financial success. 

Speakers

Take a look at our speakers scheduled for this event

Greg Housel

Community Affairs Specialist
FDIC

Andrew Barbes

Community Affairs Specialist
FDIC

Anna Fernandes

Compliance Examiner
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Brittany Burroughs

Community Affairs Specialist
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation

Karla Evans

Director of Tax Services
Iowa Center for Economic Success

Mary Teare

President
Iowa Jump$tart Coalition

Linda Vanden Bosch

Personal Finance/Financial Literacy Instructor
Clarinda Middle and High School

Elizabeth Brittain

Business Instructor, Student Senate Advisor
Audubon Middle and High School

Dan James

Financial Literacy Teacher
Dallas Center Grimes High School

Nate Klein

Vice President- Education
Junior Achievement of Eastern Iowa

Carolyn Steckelberg

Associate Professor of Practice, Department of Human Development and Family Studies,
Iowa State University

Jennifer Davidson

Nebraska Council on Economic Education President, Nebraska Bankers Association Faculty Fellow, Ass
University of Nebraska
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