TWU’s Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP), Pioneering Pathways: Learn by Doing, is a five-year plan designed to enhance and engage student learning through hands-on, experiential learning. TWU Technology collaborated with QEP director, Dr. Kimberly Miloch, to advance the online QEP application in which faculty and students log learning experiences. As a simple, all-inclusive resource, the QEP system gives students, faculty, and staff mentors a centralized online area to answer QEP questionnaires and provide feedback about QEP courses and projects.

“The staff listened to our needs and worked diligently to create an ideal system. The system has streamlined our assessments and is much more user-friendly to both students and faculty.” -Dr. Kimberly Miloch, QEP director and associate dean, College of Health Sciences

In addition to courses, projects are now included as qualifying experiences, allowing students to reflect upon group activities that connect real-world experiences to academic theories. The new QEP system also features a robust administrative portal, a more user-friendly questionnaire environment, mobile accessibility, and faculty reporting flexibility.

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TWU Technology proudly supports the service and leadership of its staff. The department is distinguished by a number of women who serve in leadership roles. Specifically, Raquel Clewis, coordinator of telepresence operations, has been a member of Staff Council since 2013. She has served on the Pioneer Proud committee and will serve as chair of the service committee this year. Heather Davis, manager of IT training and development, serves the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi in three roles: regional VP, chapter past president, and student organization advisor. Iris Du, learning technologist, was elected to serve as an at-large representative of TWU Staff Council for 2017-2020. Lacey Monarch, project coordinator, served ASSET as publicity secretary last year and currently serves as president of the organization, which supports staff at the University. Tiffany Peart, project coordinator, is a member of ASSET, and she represented TWU Technology at the Disney Institute’s Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence course. This class focused on excellence in leadership, culture, service, brand, and innovation. Cori Treviño, director of enterprise applications, and Patrice Armor, senior manager of applications development, have both been involved with TWU scholarships given to local students through LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens. Corin Walker, senior learning technologist, has served as an advisor to the Baptist Student Ministry student organization for over twenty years.