Director of Reporting
Listed on 2026-03-06
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Education / Teaching
Education Administration, Academic
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Details
- Department: Inst Research and Assessment-505000
- Career Area: Academic Administration
- Posting Open Date: 02/18/2026
- Final date to receive applications: 03/06/2026
- Open Until Filled: No
- Position Type: Permanent Staff (EHRA NF)
- Working Title: Director of Reporting
- Appointment Type: EHRA Non‑Faculty
- Position Number:
- Vacancy : NF0009552
- Full Time/Part Time: Full‑Time Permanent
- Fte: 1
- Hours Per Week: 40
- Position Location: North Carolina, US
- Proposed
Start Date:
04/20/2026
The Office of Institutional Research, Planning, & Assessment (‘OIRPA’) provides information to support the individuals and groups who make policies and decisions that enable the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to fulfill its mission. It does so by preparing data and statistical summaries for internal and external bodies, analyzing data and creating tools for disseminating results to decision makers, coordinating institutional effectiveness activities, and facilitating planning efforts.
PositionSummary
The Director of Reporting provides strategic leadership and operational oversight for key areas of the University’s external reporting obligations. The position is responsible for ensuring accurate and timely submission of data files and statistical reports required by the UNC System, state and federal agencies, accrediting bodies, outside media organizations such as U.S. News & World Report and Princeton Review, as well as various disclosures to the public.
The Director is also responsible for dissemination of statistical information to campus stakeholders. This role is charged with developing, managing, and delivering statistical reports to support University decision making at all levels, institutional planning, evaluation of academic program productivity and quality, analysis of enrollments and funding, and many other needs. In collaboration with other OIRA staff, the Director of reporting oversees the design and execution of standardized reports, dashboards, and data visualizations in alignment with institutional needs and data governance standards.
This position coordinates these data collection and reporting processes across a network of academic and operational units that generate source data, review data summaries for errors, or manage enterprise applications and data repositories. Ongoing, clear communication with these stakeholders, as well as the UNC System staff, is a critical component of this position.
The position reports to the Associate Provost of Institutional Research, Planning, & Assessment and is part of the leadership team in OIRPA. The Director of Reporting collaborates with the other senior directors and various team members in ensuring OIRPA fulfills its mission to serve the University. The role involves serving on committees, providing consultation to units about data reporting rules and policies, and working with colleagues to improve processes.
This position may be eligible for a hybrid work arrangement that may include a partially remote work location, consistent with System Office…
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