About MAA

Need MAA support?

F&A Rates and Proposal + Fringe Benefit Load Rates:
fahelp@uw.edu

Service & Recharge Centers + Program Income:
recharge@uw.edu


MAA Staff

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Colleen Bettis

Director

Colleen Bettis brings a diverse background in engineering, technology, business, and research administration to her leadership at the University of Washington. Since joining Management Accounting & Analysis (MAA) in 2019, she has led the Facilities & Administration (F&A), Fringe Benefits, and Recharge teams, overseeing key financial and compliance functions that support the university’s research mission. Colleen holds a B.S. in Electrical Engineering, an M.S. in Systems Engineering, and an MBA.

Alison Monroe

Alison Monroe

Assistant Director

Alison Monroe joined UW in 2025, bringing over 30 years of experience in higher education. In her role as Assistant Director, she manages the facilities and administrative cost study, as well as the fringe rate proposal and subsequent negotiations. Alison is dedicated to supporting institutional financial strategy and ensuring effective stewardship of resources. Outside of work, she enjoys running, hiking, traveling, and spending time with her family.

Anne Conery

Anne Conery

Project Manager

Anne Conery is a Project Manager with MAA, supporting initiatives including FY28 fringe benefit load rate refinements, Program Income lifecycle development, DS-2 updates, and Service & Recharge operational improvements. She holds a BS from the University of Puget Sound and a Certificate in Project Management from the University of Washington. Prior to joining MAA, Anne worked on the UW Finance Transformation program and most recently served as a Senior IT Project Manager at Sound Transit. Outside of work, she enjoys traveling to new places, swimming, and knitting.

Mary Maynard

Mary Maynard

Compliance Analyst Lead

Mary Maynard joined the University of Washington in 2019 as a Compliance Analyst supporting the Global team. She later contributed to the Finance Transformation Record to Report initiative before moving into her current role with MAA. As a Compliance Analyst Lead, Mary oversees a range of federal, state, and University compliance requirements for Service and Recharge Centers. She is known for her detail oriented approach, collaborative style, and commitment to strengthening compliance practices across campus. Mary recently completed her MBA in June 2026. Outside of work, she enjoys knitting, reading, traveling, and cheering on several local hockey teams.
 

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Malik F. Olanrewaju

Senior Financial Data Analyst

Malik Olanrewaju has been a valued member of the University of Washington community since 2013, bringing over a decade of experience in finance, budgeting, and administrative leadership across multiple UW organizations. Prior to joining Management Accounting & Analysis (MAA), Malik held several key roles, including Department Administrator, Finance Manager within both UW Medicine and the UW School of Medicine, and Budget Fiscal Analyst with Grant and Contract Accounting (GCA). Since joining the MAA team in 2025 as a Senior Analyst, Malik has focused on supporting teams across the organization with Foundation Data Model (FDM) expertise and financial data analysis. His work helps drive informed decision-making by ensuring the integrity, accessibility, and effective use of financial data. Throughout his career, Malik has developed a strong reputation for collaboration, analytical problem-solving, and a commitment to supporting organizational success through sound financial management. Outside of work, Malik enjoys hiking, bowling, and exploring the arts as an enthusiastic art appreciator. His diverse interests reflect his passion for creativity, lifelong learning, and staying active both professionally and personally.

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Elroy Chien

Program Operations Specialist

Elroy Chien lives in Lower Queen Anne. Elroy holds a master’s degree in business administration and a bachelor’s degree in finance and information management. In his free time, he enjoys catching up on movies and going for drives to explore new places.

John Shepherd

John Shepherd

Program Financial Analyst

John Shepherd is a Program Analyst who enjoys supporting research, instruction and other public interest activities at the university through his work on the MAA team, where he leverages his background in finance and systems management.  Outside of work, he is active in volunteering and community activities.  He also enjoys spending time with his family, bicycling, hiking, and traveling.