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2019 Federal Regulations are on the Horizon
As you have undoubtedly heard by now, the Department of Education 2019 Negotiated Rulemaking on Accreditation and Innovation has reached a consensus, surprising many. Consensus means that the...
2016 Federal Regulations are Currently in Effect
Recap: At the end of April, there was a court ruling from the 2016 Delayed State Authorization Federal Regulations Lawsuit that the 2016 federal regulations would become effective. The U.S. Magistrate...
Secretary of State: To Register or Not to Register?
Secretary of State: To Register or Not to Register? That is the question that plagues many individuals responsible for state authorization at their institution.
A number of states require out-of...
Farewell, SHEEO Surveys; Say Hello to The State Authorization Guide
Coming soon: The State Authorization Guide
Many working in the field of state authorization are familiar with the SHEEO (State Higher Education Executive Officers Association) Surveys web site. At a...
State Spotlight: Colorado
Deciphering the workers’ compensation policy in Colorado can be confusing when it comes to student learning placements. MoKanSan spoke with Julie Yakes, Manager of the Self-Insurance & Coverage...
Negotiated Rulemaking for Higher Ed
Stay up to date on the Negotiated Rulemaking for Higher Education with background information, session dates, documents, recordings, and live streaming of committee sessions. The website can be found ...
SECCRA and its Fate
Evan Smith / University of Missouri-Columbia
We learned from the WCET-SAN call of February 23, 2017, that SREB has long had an Electronic Campus (1998) before regulated distance education reciprocity...
Report: Enhancing State Authorization
The report by the Education Commission of the States analyzes the current higher education regulatory environment as the scope of higher education changes beyond the role originally intended by...