TROY alumna Amanda L. Raiti has been named Associate Vice Chancellor for Financial Aid and Student Financial Services, a leadership appointment made in June as part of an organizational restructuring that brought the two departments together under one Associate Vice Chancellor, with each department maintaining its own director.

With more than 14 years of experience in student financial services, financial aid, accounts receivable and banking, Raiti brings extensive knowledge and leadership to her role. She previously served as Director of Student Financial Services and has held several positions at Troy University, building a strong foundation in student financial operations and institutional support.

In her current role, Raiti oversees departmental budgets, staffing, resource allocation and operations for Financial Aid and Student Financial Services. She provides institutional leadership in financial aid awarding and disbursement, student accounts, billing, refunds, regulatory compliance and student financial support. She also leads initiatives focused on student affordability, financial wellness, enrollment and retention while serving as a senior resource for resolving complex student financial matters. In addition to her administrative responsibilities, Raiti serves on numerous committees and work groups dedicated to advancing student accounts, strengthening financial processes and improving student financial services.

Raiti previously served as Troy’s director of Student Financial Services from 2021 to 2026 and as Associate Director from 2017 to 2021. In these roles, she supervised staff across multiple campuses, managed daily operations, managed billing and financial aid disbursements, resolved escalated student account concerns and supported technology and administrative initiatives.

She also served as an adjunct instructor in undergraduate general studies from 2016 to 2021.

“I am excited about this opportunity to continue helping students navigate the financial aspects of their higher education journey,” Raiti said. “My goal is to make the process as seamless and stress-free as possible so students can focus on their education and achieving their academic goals.”

Raiti holds a Master of Science in Human Resource Management and a Bachelor of Science in Business Management, both from Troy University.