Building Competencies of the Faculty
Dr. Kennedy Andrew Thomas describes a range of faculty development programs that are part of quality assurance at Christ University.
Scholar and Fellow Profiles
Learn more about the educators who have participated in our programs.
Lakshmi Priya Daniel, Stella Maris College
A Commitment to Being Inclusive
Priya Daniel describes ways to ensure faculty members feel a sense of inclusion in the quality assurance process.
Nichanan Sakolvieng, Assumption University
Promoting Outcomes-based Education
Quality assurance can be an opportunity to enhance faculty members’ understanding of their roles in today’s outcome-based education, according to Nichanan Sakolvieng.
Francis Evangelista, Miriam College
Quality Assurance: An Imperative from Within
Francis Evangelista, head of the Quality Assurance Office at Miriam College, wants his colleagues to understand quality assurance as “an imperative from within.”
Elisabeth Penti Kurniawati, Satya Wacana Christian University
A Responsibility to Enhance Education
As a United Board Fellow, Elisabeth Penti Kurniawati gained a new perspective on her career, including the importance of alumni relations and resource development.
Tony Sam George, Christ University
Leadership and Self-Awareness
With the support of a generous alumnus, Dr. Tony Sam George and his colleagues in the psychology department at Christ University are developing new training programs to prepare and sustain leaders.
Freeman Foundation Renews Support for United Board Fellows Program
Three individuals designated Freeman Fellows.
Meilinda, Petra Christian University
Bringing Theater Skills to New Roles
Former United Board Fellow Meilinda has discovered that her theater-based skills are useful in her new role as director of the Office of Institutional Advancement at Petra Christian University.
Pham Quang Huy, Diplomatic Academy of Vietnam
A Deeper Understanding of Peace
At International Christian University, Pham Quang Huy gained a more comprehensive understanding of peace and experienced new approaches to teaching and learning.
Lilian Jasper, Women’s Christian College
Transformative Teaching, Learning, and Leading
Principal Lilian Jasper renewed her connection to the United Board Fellows Program in order to learn more about leadership.