Thank you for your interest in this role. In lieu of a cover letter, we would like to invite you to share some information about yourself through the following questions along with uploading your CV. The position will remain open until filled; submission by September 30, 2026 is strongly encouraged.

Please see below for a preview of the questions in this form. We encourage you to prepare your answers so you may submit the application all at once.

There are no right or wrong answers and you don’t need to check every box to be a strong fit. Short and thoughtful responses are appreciated. You do not need to use the full word limit.

1. Why are you interested in this role at WSCUC? (max 150 words)
    
2. What specific experience do you have that is aligned with the role? (max 100 words)
    
3. Have you experienced accreditation (served on a peer review team or supported an institutional review process internally)? If yes, please briefly explain: (max 75-100 words)
    
4. How would you characterize your depth of knowledge/experience of accreditation on a scale of 1 [Limited] to 5 [Expert]? Please briefly describe your ranking (75 words)
    
5. Have you participated in WSCUC programming or the ARC annual meeting in the past?
    
6. We’d like to know about the programming you have led or supported and provide options to select in the form itself (e.g. Facilitated workshops)
    
7. Reflecting on the above, please briefly tell us about a presentation or program you were involved in creating or delivering that you felt was particularly successful. What made it a success? (max 100 words)
    
8. How would you approach fostering community online and in person? (max 100 words)
    
9. Looking ahead, what programming would you be excited to see WSCUC develop or offer in the future? (max 125 words)
    
10. Please provide 2 references. We will NOT contact your references without prior agreement with you.