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Jennifer Mandel serves as associate director of assessment in UNE’s Office of the Provost and adjunct history faculty in UNE’s School of Arts and Humanities. Since 2015, she has been facilitating UNE’s University Assessment Committee and the university-wide annual assessment and regular program review processes first as assessment program manager and then beginning in 2018 in her current role. She teaches history, previously at Granite State College, Hesser College, and the University of New Hampshire, and since 2009, at UNE. Dr. Mandel writes on the history of African Americans in Los Angeles, California, as well as on assessment. Among her publications, she is the author of The Coveted Westside: How the Black Homeowners' Rights Movement Shaped Modern Los Angeles (University of Nevada Press, 2022). She also serves on the board of directors and as treasurer of the New England Educational Assessment Network. She has been awarded many grants and fellowships, and has presented at history, assessment, and higher education administration conferences. Dr. Mandel earned a Ph.D. in United States history at the University of New Hampshire.