Workforce and Community Education
Workforce and Community Education
51 – 200 Employees
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Workforce and Community Education is an education and training division offering degree and certificate programs across teaching, business, healthcare, social sciences, engineering, and the arts. Its online and in-person courses support personal development, professional growth, and career-focused skill building for a diverse learner population, including military veterans and their families.

Director of Assessment and Accreditation - Remote

Lead assessment, accreditation, compliance, and continuous improvement for National University’s educator preparation programs. Partner remotely with faculty and academic leaders to strengthen learning outcomes, reporting, and data-informed decisions.

Description

  • Direct college-wide planning and continuous improvement for academic assessment.
  • Oversee annual student learning outcomes assessments and comprehensive program reviews.
  • Build and maintain assessment processes, dashboards, rubrics, surveys, tools, and reporting methods.
  • Evaluate student learning and program-effectiveness data to inform evidence-based decisions.
  • Prepare reports and recommendations for academic leaders, faculty, and university stakeholders.
  • Administer the College’s assessment management systems and dashboards.
  • Act as the primary college liaison for accreditation and state approval matters.
  • Coordinate self-studies, annual reports, accreditation submissions, quality assurance reports, and formal responses.
  • Lead compliance work involving CTC, WSCUC, AAQEP, and other applicable agencies.
  • Support accreditation site visits, reviews, and ongoing quality-improvement efforts.
  • Work with faculty, program directors, department chairs, curriculum leaders, and instructional designers to improve assessment practices.
  • Train, coach, and advise colleagues on assessment methods and accreditation standards.
  • Support the creation and revision of PLOs, SLOs, CLOs, assessment maps, rubrics, and evaluation instruments.
  • Help faculty convert assessment results into practical program improvements.
  • Evaluate new and revised program and course proposals for assessable student learning.
  • Partner with curriculum and instructional design teams to improve quality assurance and assessment alignment.
  • Advance evidence-based practice and continuous improvement across credential and non-credential programs.
  • Participate in the Dean’s Cabinet and College leadership team.
  • Contribute to strategic planning, quarterly operating reviews, and special initiatives.
  • Coordinate with university assessment, accreditation, institutional research, and data operations leaders.
  • Find ways to streamline assessment processes and improve organizational effectiveness.

Requirements

  • Doctoral degree in education or a closely related discipline.
  • At least eight years of higher education assessment and accreditation experience.
  • Background in assessment and accreditation within a College of Education or educator preparation setting.
  • Experience supporting teacher credentialing programs.
  • Experience with accreditation site visits and reporting.
  • Experience working with the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing (CTC).
  • Experience with regional and/or programmatic accrediting bodies.
  • Experience assessing student learning outcomes.
  • Experience managing program review processes.
  • Experience analyzing data and applying assessment results to decision-making.
  • Experience supporting graduate and/or online education programs.
  • Experience with assessment management and student information systems.
  • Strong knowledge of teacher education accreditation and credentialing standards.
  • Understanding of California CTC procedures and expectations.
  • Capacity to manage several assessment and accreditation initiatives at once.
  • Ability to develop effective relationships with faculty and academic leaders.
  • Ability to use data to guide strategy and continuous improvement.
  • Preferred: experience supporting AAQEP accreditation.
  • Preferred: experience working with CTC committees or consulting on accreditation activities.
  • Preferred: established professional connections in CTC or educator preparation communities.
  • Preferred: experience assessing non-credential programs and supporting national accreditation.
  • Preferred: advanced skill with Power BI, Tableau, or comparable reporting tools.
  • Preferred: experience with Anthology or a similar higher education platform.

Benefits

  • Comprehensive well-being benefits for you and your family.
  • Fully remote work arrangement.
  • Opportunity to shape quality and continuous improvement across credential and non-credential programs.
  • Collaboration with academic leadership on strategic initiatives.
  • Meaningful influence over the College’s future direction.
  • Approximately one annual trip for the Dean’s Cabinet Retreat.

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