Kelli Tittle named Wright State’s director of compliance

Kelli Tittle, a 2006 Wright State graduate, is the university’s new director of compliance. (Photo by Will Jones)

Kelli Tittle has been named director of compliance at Wright State University. Among her duties will be coordinating compliance activities and compliance training across campus, conducting yearly compliance audits and overseeing the university’s anonymous reporting line.

Her appointment is effective Nov. 1.

Tittle is currently Wright State’s HIPAA and privacy compliance officer in the Office of the Vice President for Research. Prior to coming to Wright State, she was the director of health plan compliance for Premier Health.

“As Wright State’s director of compliance, Ms. Tittle’s responsibilities will include chairing the university’s compliance council, coordinating compliance activities and training across the campus and conducting an annual compliance audit and risk analysis,” said Provost Thomas Sudkamp.

Tittle earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Wright State in 2006 and a law degree from the University of Dayton School of Law in 2009. She is a board member of the Wright State Alumni Association.

The purpose of creating a university-wide Compliance Program is to help the university reach and sustain a mature infrastructure to support all the elements necessary for a strong compliance program and to have an organization in which compliance is culturally ingrained in every stakeholder and where best practices, collaboration and transparency permeate decision-making at every level of the university.

“As a Wright State University alumna and current employee, I have a strong connection and commitment to the success of the university and its mission to transform the lives of the students and communities it serves,” said Tittle. “My career as an attorney and compliance professional has consisted of ensuring that both state and federal laws and regulations are followed by the organizations I am advising.”