Everything You Want to Know about the Richland College QEP
Learning to Learn: Developing Learning Power
As an institution fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges, Richland College is implementing an ongoing, focused course of action designed to improve student learning: Quality Enhancement Plan (QEP). Richland College’s QEP is Learning to Learn: Developing Learning Power. As determined by the faculty-led QEP team, the Richland College QEP integrates:
- one goal – to foster in our students the traits of the lifelong learner;
- one Dimension of Learning Power – Changing and Learning; and
- one student learning outcome – Students will demonstrate their capacity to change and learn through effort and the intentional practice of thinking.
The Dimension of Learning Power – Changing and Learning is central to student learning success because students need to have a sense of themselves as someone who learns and changes over time. Students develop the ability to incorporate Changing and Learning as a key learning attribute and recognize that successful students grow, adapt, and change as learners throughout life. Please click on the menu links to the left to learn Everything You Want to Know about the Richland College QEP.
QEP Director
- Carol Kent, Speech Faculty, School of Humanities, Fine & Performing Arts
QEP Professional Development Champions
- Becki Williams, Chemistry Faculty, School of Mathematics, Science and Health Professions
- Ron Stout, Learning Framework Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Patrick Moore, Government Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Dr. Clive Siegle, History Faculty, School of Humanities, Fine & Performing Arts
- Cameron Maynard, Former English Adjunct Faculty and Tutor Coordinator, School of World Languages, Cultures and Communications
QEP Discipline Coaches
- Melinda Andrews, Learning Framework Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Justine White, English Faculty, School of World Languages, Cultures and Communications
- Dr. John Trickel, History Faculty, School of Humanities, Fine & Performing Arts
Assessment Team
- Dr. Jennifer Jones, Psychology Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Patrick Moore, Government Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Ro Castillo, Learning Framework Faculty, School of Learning Enrichment & Academic Development
- Dr. Guyla Blaylock, Senior Research Analyst Office of Planning, Research, Effectiveness, and Development (OPRED)
QEP Resource Team
- Fonda Vera, Executive Dean, Office of Planning, Research, Effectiveness, and Development
- Janet James, Dean, Executive Assistant to the President, SACSCOC Liaison
QEP Liaison
- Mary Frances Gibbons, Retired Faculty, Office of Planning, Research, Effectiveness, and Development