Amy Wallace joined the agency as vice president in 2024. Before coming to WSCUC, she served as ALO at two California State University campuses for a combined 14 years. She has participated in peer review teams for a range of WSCUC institutions and shared her expertise at WSCUC’s Accreditation Resource Conference (ARC) as a presenter, facilitator, and panelist.

Wallace began her career as a librarian at Chapman University and the Libraries of The Claremont Colleges before moving into library leadership at UC San Diego. Wallace then held multiple faculty and leadership roles at CSU Channel Island, including associate vice president for continuous improvement, ALO, and dean. Her most recent role was as associate vice president for academic excellence and ALO at CSU Sacramento. There she collaborated with campus leadership on the development of new programs and concentrations, modified curriculum to ensure alignment with institutional goals, revitalized processes and discussions around academic quality, and planned for new academic sites.

Wallace earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in history from San Diego State University and a master’s in library and information sciences from San Jose State University.