Tyler Bieber

Campus registrar for Pacific Northwest College of Art. Primary School Certifying Official for VA-funded students. Manages all aspects of university participation in Title 38 education programs, coordinating annual catalog renewals with the Oregon Department of Veteran Affairs (2024, 2025), certifying enrollments, troubleshooting payment issues, and responding to compliance surveys. Assists the University Registrar and the WU Registrar's Office with various processes including academic petitions, independent studies and course section management, degree audit adjustments, Oregon College of Art and Craft transcript orders, and FERPA compliance. Notary public.

Co-spokesperson of the university’s Staff Association. Presided over Staff Association meetings. Coordinated Staff Association activities, including approval of expenses. Notified staff of upcoming meetings and agenda items. Worked with the University President and the Board Representative to establish, coordinate, and report activities of the Staff Association. Coordinated two Staff Association Bylaw Revisions (2023, 2024) and an officer by-election (2024).

Provided support to the University Registrar and the Office of the Registrar. Performed degree audits, course registrations, and general customer service for enrolled students. Tracked all clinic absences and maintained relevant databases for the Registrar. Co-chair of the NUNM Petition Review Board. Member of the Real Estate Task Force. Temporarily coordinated the University Preceptor program, assisting ND and CCM faculty with clinic hour and preceptor experience recordkeeping.

President and CEO of a new massage training school in the Portland Metro Area scheduled to open in Spring 2023. Business closed due to lack of financing.

Provided customer service support for orders, including custom price quotes, product questions, and recommendations on substitutes. Received inventory and coordinated warehouse location mapping project. Assisted with fulfilling warehouse orders, including receiving product and shipping to customers. Coordinated company donations, including supply deliveries to non-profits and midwifery groups across the US.

Chief administrative officer of a HECC-licensed massage school with over 100 students. Directly managed personnel at two campus locations, Portland and Salem. Primary business manager, working with partners, external organizations, and relevant agencies. 8 direct reports. Originally hired as General Manager & Director of Education, assumed the Vice President role in a July 2021 restructure.

Primary administrative assistant to the Linfield-Good Samaritan School of Nursing. Supported the Dean, Associate Dean, Assistant Director of Recruitment and others. Assisted with assembling accreditation materials and handbooks, scheduling, minutes, and organizing campus events, course and faculty evaluations. Custodian of additional hour/overload contracts and invoices from instructional partners.

Manager of numerous functions within the Office of Student Life, including work study supervision and supporting the Dean of Students. Student Government Association (SGA) and clubs advisor. Event planner for two Commencement ceremonies, multiple New Student Orientations, and other major institutional events with attendance from 10-1,000. Managed a $100,000+ annual office and programming budget. Editor of a Constant Contact e-newsletter received and read by over 300 students, staff, and faculty. Originally Student Life Program Manager (Jan 2019-Oct 2019).

Primary admissions counselor for undergraduate students. Recruited for three baccalaureate degree programs. Advised and counseled incoming undergraduate students on career outcomes and gainful employment within natural medicine, and further academic study options. Planned, developed, and hosted several high school campus visits throughout 2018.

Designated “Adult and Non-Traditional Student” recruiter, advising incoming students on academic and career outcomes in short-term, one year, and two year programs. Coordinator of the Clark Jail Re-Entry Admissions Program, presenting to over 200 incarcerated individuals about how to enroll in Clark programs upon release. Assisted with ESL 101 classes, enrolling over 100 students.

Capstone: NewU: Analyzing the Purdue/Kaplan Deal (2018)