McClintock & Associates, a leading public accounting firm providing specialized services to postsecondary educational institutions, is proud to announce the promotion of Stephanie Roland, MBA, to Supervisor.
“Stephanie brings a perspective to this work that is genuinely distinctive," said Managing Director Dave McClintock, CPA. “Her background spans nearly every department within a postsecondary institution, from admissions and financial aid to student services and the registrar. That cross-functional experience means she understands not just what compliance requires, but how it actually plays out across an organization. She is a natural mentor and communicator, and this promotion reflects the contributions she has made and the leadership we know she will continue to grow into."
As Supervisor, Stephanie specializes in Title IV compliance, 70/70 standard testing, and audit leadership. Her expanded responsibilities include reviewing staff and senior workpapers, taking on a formal mentorship role in staff and senior learning and development, and increasing her involvement in client relations and business development. She also brings a focused lens on process and procedural efficiencies to the team.
Prior to joining McClintock & Associates five years ago, Stephanie served as Senior Director of Student Services at a for-profit institution, with experience spanning admissions, financial aid, student services, and the registrar. That well-rounded background informs how she approaches compliance and audit work: not as technical exercises in isolation, but as opportunities to strengthen communication and build shared understanding of regulatory requirements at every level of an organization. Stephanie holds an MBA and is currently preparing for the FAAC® certification.
Outside of work, Stephanie travels whenever the opportunity arises. At home, she can usually be found on a bike trail, at bar trivia, or at a concert or live show. She is currently in the midst of wedding planning and looking forward to that milestone ahead.
