Equitable Testing & Student Services Coordinator

Boston University; Boston (MA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 80,000; Full time

Job summary

Boston University is seeking a coordinator for Disability & Access Services and the Accommodated Testing Center. The role balances coordinating accommodations for students and overseeing testing operations to ensure accessible, equitable testing environments.

Hybrid collaboration with DAS and the Testing Center leadership supports compliance with ADA, 504, and FERPA. The position focuses on documenting accommodations, ensuring secure testing, and serving as a liaison among students, faculty, and

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in related field required.
• Master's degree preferred.
• 1–3 years in higher education related to accommodations preferred.
• Experience interpreting disability documentation and psychometric evaluations is a plus.
• Knowledge of ADA/ADAAA, FERPA and 504 compliance expected.

Responsibilities

• Coordinate accommodations and auxiliary aids for an assigned caseload.
• Review documentation and determine eligibility for services.
• Oversee daily operations of the Accommodated Testing Center.
• Supervise student workers and maintain secure testing environments.
• Collaborate with students, faculty and staff on accommodations and testing processes.

Skills

Bachelor's degree required

Masters degree preferred

Higher education experience

Disability accommodation knowledge

FERPA and ADA knowledge

Communication and collaboration

Assistive technology familiarity

Education

Bachelor's degree required

Master's degree preferred

Job description

Boston University is seeking a coordinator for Disability & Access Services and the Accommodated Testing Center. The role balances coordinating accommodations for students and overseeing testing operations to ensure accessible, equitable testing environments.

Hybrid collaboration with DAS and the Testing Center leadership supports compliance with ADA, 504, and FERPA. The position focuses on documenting accommodations, ensuring secure testing, and serving as a liaison among students, faculty, and