ACTA chairman Jerry L. Martin is a key witness at the hearing on H.R. 4283, the College Access and Opportunity Act: “Does Accreditation Provide Students and Parents Accountability and Quality?”
A watchdog group is demanding an accreditation institution probe Harvard University over its handling of plagiarism allegations against its former president Claudine Gay
Anne D. Neal doesn’t seem to mind being the lonely voice in the wilderness when it comes to the value of college accreditation. She gets a lot of practice. In late December, as a member of the National Advisors Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity, Neal was virtually alone in her questioning of the major […]
Who protects the public interest? That is the question. In today’s Federal Register, the Department of Education asked “interested parties” for nominations to NACIQI, the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity. Overseeing billions in federal student aid, NACIQI is not a household word. Mom and Dad pay the taxes that fund those billions—but […]
Accreditors and some college groups are aghast at a proposal to eliminate regional accreditors and replace them with a national accreditation body. The proposal is contained in a discussion paper released late last month by the secretary of education’s Commission on the Future of Higher Education. The news came just as the chairman of the […]
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