Department of Education’s Accreditation Rule Seeks to Eliminate Distinction Between Regional and National Accrediting Agencies
By Katherine Demedis
Institutional accrediting agencies in the United States have long been divided into national and regional agencies, with the seven regional accrediting agencies operating in distinct geographic regions in the country. However, the Department of Education’s new accreditation rule implements several changes intended to eliminate the distinction between regional and national accrediting agencies.
Kathleen Hatfield Joins Powers Government Relations Practice
Powers Pyles Sutter & Verville, PC, a nationally-recognized law firm with practices in the areas of healthcare, education, legislative and regulatory affairs, Indian tribal governments and nonprofit organizations, is pleased to announce that Kathleen Hatfield has joined the firm as Counsel in the government relations practice.
Powers Counsel Rebecca Burke to Present at CTeL Telehealth Fall Summit
Powers Counsel Rebecca Burke will present at the CTeL Fall Summit on Thursday, December 5.