
Records and academic services professionals serve as stewards of institutional integrity, ensuring the accuracy, security, and accessibility of academic records while supporting students, faculty, and institutional operations. Their responsibilities often include registration, graduation, compliance, records management, and policy implementation. AACRAO offers guidance, professional development, research, and peer connections to help practitioners navigate both longstanding responsibilities and emerging challenges. Explore the resources below to discover newsletters, research, webinars, training opportunities, courses, and events created for records and academic services professionals.
Newsletters
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New FERPA Community in the AACRAO Exchange: Ready for Questions
AACRAO recently launched a dedicated AACRAO Exchange community focused entirely on FERPA compliance and learner records best practices. AACRAO members,…
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Press Play on Your Fall Listening List of AACRAO Podcasts
The hosts of “Admit It,” “For the Record,” “Transfer Tea,” and “HEARD” share favorite episodes and conversations connected to SEM…
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How Do Faculty Evaluate Military Credit?
AACRAO and ACE invite you to attend an upcoming webinar on October 6, “Faculty Perspectives: Evaluating Military Credit and Improving…
Webinars
Research
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The Student Support Gap: What the Research Says and What Institutions Can Do
Three evidence-based strategies that higher-ed administrators can implement to improve retention and wellbeing among students who need it most.
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New Report to Modernize the Systems and Language of Credit Recognition
AACRAO, Sova, and 15 LEARN “Commissioners” examine four dimensions of learning evaluation and offer recommendations for enrollment leaders, admissions officers,…
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New Data on First-Generation College Applicants Revealed in the Latest SEMQ
Mark Butt of Emory University examines data from 28,468 applicants to analyze responses to an optional Common Application question asking…
Courses
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