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Case Study: Financial Aid Compliance

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Compliance Specialist Experience--------------------------------------------------- • Bethel University, McKenzie, TN - 2015 to Current o Director of Financial Aid Compliance o Ensuring compliance of all Title IV programs o Oversight of the Institutional Research & Reporting Analyst to ensure accurate reporting of NSLDS, IPEDS, College Board, TICUA, and miscellaneous surveys o Obtain and analyze data for accreditation reports for reaffirmation with SACS/COC o Currently developing Fact Book of statistical data o Compile and report data for NCATE accreditation (Praxis scores, course completion rates, graduation rates) o Experienced in SQL data query writing Financial Aid Experience-------------------------------------------------------------

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