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ED Negotiated Rulemaking: Issue Summary and Seeking Your Input

WCET continues to cover the wide-ranging set of rule changes that are being proposed under the U.S. Department of Education’s negotiated rulemaking process. The Department is seeking input on several major changes on issues with special…

SANsational Award Winners Part 2 - Location & Compliance Innovations

January 16, 2019 Award winners presented their exceptional processes: Location:  University of Louisville and Mount Saint Mary's University Compliance Innovations:  International Sports Sciences Association (ISSA) and…

ED Negotiated Rulemaking: First Reactions and a Preview

A fond welcome and thank you to Van Davis, Foghlam Consulting, for his analysis of what will be discussed in the U.S. Department of Education’s rulemaking process, which begins today. As you will see, there sure is a lot on their plate!…

ED Negotiated Rulemaking: Suggested Principles for Addressing Issues

The U.S. Department of Education begins meetings of its negotiated rulemaking main committee and subcommittees next week. There are several issues that will have an impact on the technology-enhanced higher education community. These…

The Year in Review – What WCET Frontiers Posts Did You Read in 2018?

In 2018, the idea for a “Most Popular Movie” Oscar (thankfully) came and went, we debated whether we heard “laurel” or “yanni,” and J.R. Smith looks lonely on the Cavaliers’ bench after forgetting the clock in the NBA Finals. While we did…

2019 Special Interest Team Application Process

Application period is now closed for the 2019 Special Interest Teams.  We look forward to sharing deliverables in the upcoming months. 2019 - Special Interest Teams: Professional Licensure Research & Disclosures Data…

SANsational Award Winners Part 1 - Licensure Programs

Award winners from Mount Saint Mary’s University and the University of Phoenix shared their exceptional processes to manage Licensure Programs disclosures. Presenters: Bridget Beville, Sr. Corporate Counsel, University of Phoenix…

MonsterBash: Data Protection and Privacy Unmasked

It is getting scary out there! What a spooky coincidence that October is National Cyber Security Awareness Month! It is 2018, is your institution or organization’s data protected? How do you know the goblins, ghouls, and trolls are not…

Data Protection & Privacy

Preconference Session at the WCET 30th Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon. Data protection and privacy overview and abridged table top exercise provided by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Also, Cooley is launching a new…

UNLV Pays a Cost for Not Notifying Students about Charges for Proctoring Services

Cheryl Dowd, Director of the State Authorization Network, and I have been presenting this summer about the status of the federal state authorization regulation. In those presentations we remind people about other federal regulations that…