Associate Vice President, Accreditation (Career/Tech)

• Serve as the primary accreditation liaison for Career & Technical and Title IV schools, guiding them through the accreditation process and ensuring compliance with MSA standards and federal regulations.
• Monitor schools' adherence to Title IV requirements, identify compliance risks, and provide ongoing support to maintain eligibility for federal financial aid.
• Lead training workshops, participate in committee discussions, and serve as an ambassador to attract new member institutions.
• Collaborate with staff to meet timelines, maintain accurate records, and prepare materials for commission meetings.

This role ensures that Career and Technical schools maintain accreditation and compliance, enabling them to provide quality education and access to federal financial aid for students, thereby supporting workforce development and educational opportunity.

• Experience with Career and Technical schools is required; experience with Title IV is heavily preferred.
• Strong understanding of accreditation processes and U.S. Department of Education regulations.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to serve as a trusted guide and public face for MSA.
• Ability to manage a portfolio of schools, monitor compliance, and work collaboratively in a project-based environment.

Compensation and benefits not specified in the posting.

The Middle States Association (MSA) is a nonprofit organization that accredits schools, inspiring wise change through a continuous improvement process. It serves as a trusted partner for schools seeking to enhance their educational quality and effectiveness.