Manager of Academic Data, Compliance, and Institutional Reporting
Manager of Academic Data, Compliance, and Institutional Reporting
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Manager
About the role
- Coordinate data collection and reporting for: o American Bar Association (ABA)o New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)o Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS)o U.S. News & World Reporto Other institutional reporting requirements
- Monitor reporting requirements, deadlines, and regulatory changes.
- Prepare supporting documentation for accreditation reviews and site visits.
- Maintain reporting calendars, submission records, and accreditation archives. Institutional Data Management
- Develop and maintain academic data collection processes and procedures.
- Collaborate with IT and Registrar to maintain data integrity across systems.
- Ensure the accuracy, consistency, and integrity of institutional data.
- Create and maintain data dictionaries, reporting standards, and documentation.
- Coordinate data validation activities across departments.
- Conduct regular audits of reported information. Analysis and Reporting
- Analyze institutional, academic, enrollment, faculty, and student outcome data.
- Develop dashboards, reports, and presentations for leadership and governance groups.
- Identify trends, opportunities, and potential compliance risks.
- Provide analytical support for strategic planning and institutional effectiveness initiatives. Rankings and Benchmarking
- Manage annual reporting to external ranking organizations.
- Conduct benchmarking studies against peer institutions.
- Analyze ranking methodologies and identify factors affecting institutional performance.
- Assist leadership in interpreting ranking and survey results. Cross-Functional Collaboration
- Serve as the primary liaison among Academic Affairs, Registrar, Student Affairs, Admissions, Finance, Career Services, and other departments regarding institutional data.
- Coordinate institution-wide data requests.
- Provide training and guidance regarding reporting requirements and data standards.
- Support accreditation self-studies and institutional reviews. Compliance and Continuous Improvement
- Monitor compliance with accreditation standards and reporting obligations.
- Recommend process improvements for data collection and reporting.
- Develop policies and procedures that strengthen institutional data governance.
- Maintain records supporting accreditation and compliance activities.
- Bachelor's degree required; master's degree preferred.
- Minimum of three to five years of progressively responsible experience in higher education data management, institutional research, accreditation, compliance, assessment, or related fields.
- Experience with IPEDS, accreditation reporting, institutional research, or regulatory compliance.
- Strong analytical and quantitative skills.
- Advanced proficiency in Excel and reporting tools.
- Experience working with student information systems and institutional databases.
- Excellent project management and organizational skills.
- Ability to synthesize complex information into clear reports and recommendations.
- Ability to work collaboratively across departments and manage multiple reporting deadlines simultaneously.
- Experience with ABA accreditation reporting.
- Experience with NECHE accreditation processes.
- Familiarity with U.S. News and other higher education ranking methodologies.
- Experience developing institutional dashboards and perf Other Requirements 85% computer-related work. Primary work performed while sitting and/or standing at a desk. Must be able to work legally within the United States without sponsorship. Ability to perform all essential functions of the position with or without reasonable accommodation.
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